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How Safe Is Dalston?

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How Safe Is Dalston?

Dalston has a high violent crime rate and a high property crime rate for London.

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What is the crime rate in London 2021?

665 crimes per 1,000 people
The overall crime rate in City of London in 2021 was 665 crimes per 1,000 people. This compares poorly to London’s overall crime rate, coming in 87% higher than the London rate of 87 per 1,000 residents.

What is the crime rate in Peckham?

Annual crime rate in your local area is 189.45 per thousand population. This can be rated as 6 out of 10 or medium crime level.

How rough is Dalston?

Dalston. The second most dangerous place to live in Hackney was Dalston, where there were 2,286 offences. Police recorded staggering numbers of theft and handling cases; 1,068 throughout the year. Violent offences amounted to 657 incidents, and there were 162 burglaries.

Is Dalston poor?

Dalston for decades has been a relatively lower-income neighbourhood in inner London and this has resulted in segregation between different social classes.

Where is the most crime in London?

In 2020, London violence was the most prevailing crime with 220,265 reports filed by police and the second was robbery with 173,491 crimes….

  • Haringey – 3,935.
  • Brent – 3,971.
  • Westminster – 4,012.
  • Lambeth – 4,043.
  • Ealing – 4,073.
  • Hackney – 4,140.
  • Southwark – 4,192.
  • Tower Hamlets – 4,572.

Does Brixton have a high crime rate?

The most common crimes in Lambeth are violence and sexual offences, with 10,078 offences during 2021, giving a crime rate of 31. This is 8% higher than 2020’s figure of 9,239 offences and a difference of 2.57 from 2020’s crime rate of 28.

Where should I live in Dalston?

Anywhere in De Beauvoir Town and the London Fields area, including Richmond Road. In central Dalston, Colvestone Crescent and Sandringham Road are sought after. The most affordable homes in Dalston are “right-to-buy” flats in estates of social housing.