Burglary

This chart shows the number of recorded burglary offences in Buckinghamshire. Burglary is the illegal entering of a building in order to commit a crime, usually theft.

This chart shows the number of recorded burglary offences in Buckinghamshire between 2019 and 2021. Burglary offences decreased during the Covid 19 pandemic as a result of people being at home more; this is a pattern reflected nationally.

The benchmark shows the burglary crime rate for 2020/21. The rate is the number of incidents reported per 1,000 households, enabling a meaningful comparison of burglary rates in Buckinghamshire with other geographical areas.

These rates show that Buckinghamshire’s burglary rate was lower in 2020/21 compared to 2019/20, and that the burglary rate is lower in Buckinghamshire compared to the South East and England in 2020/21.

Burglary

Monthly burglary offences in Buckinghamshire, 2019-21

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Pension Credit Claimants

Pension Credit for residents aged 66 and over provides extra money to help with living costs for residents with low income. Pension Credit can help

Buckinghamshire Council 1 June 2022

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Universal Credit Claimants

Universal Credit supports residents who are on a low income or out of work. It includes a monthly payment to residents with their living costs.

Buckinghamshire Council 28 April 2022

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Smoking

This data shows the percentage of people aged 18 and over who smoke in Buckinghamshire. There is also data for smoking rates in the South

Buckinghamshire Council 1 June 2022

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Age distribution

The chart shows the age distribution of children (0-17 year-olds), working-age people (18-64 year-olds) and older people (65+ year-olds) in Buckinghamshire, South East England, and

Buckinghamshire Council 19 July 2022