Anti-Social Behaviour

This chart shows the number of recorded anti-social behaviour incidents in Buckinghamshire. Anti-social behaviour includes a range of nuisance and criminal behaviours which cause distress to other individuals or communities, or impact the wider environment.

This chart shows the number of anti-social behaviour incidents recorded in Buckinghamshire each month between 2019 and 2021. The data in the chart shows that there have been higher levels of anti-social behaviour recorded in summer months. This pattern is consistent with patterns nationally.

 

The table shows the anti-social behaviour rates for 2020-21 compared to the previous year, as well as regional and national benchmark rates. The rate is the number of incidents reported per 1,000 households, enabling a meaningful comparison of anti-social behaviour rates in Buckinghamshire with other geographical areas.

 

The table shows that Buckinghamshire’s anti-social behaviour rate was lower in 2020/21 compared to 2019/20, and is significantly lower than the South East and England in 2020/21.

 

It is worth noting that whether a person’s actions can be classed as anti-social behaviour relies heavily on the impact it has on other people as well as the type, frequency and intensity of that behaviour. 

 

A table presenting the Anti-Social Behaviour incident Rate for Buckinghamshire 2020/21 as 8.5 which is lower than last year, and lower than the South East and England.
Anti-Social Behaviours incident rates calculated as 'number of ASB incidents per 1,000 population'.

Anti-Social Behaviour

Monthly Anti-Social Behaviour incidents in Buckinghamshire, 2019-21

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