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Crime & Community Safety
Local authorities have a statutory duty to form a Community Safety Partnership (CSP) to tackle crime, disorder, anti-social behaviour, substance misuse, other behaviour adversely affecting the local environment and to reduce reoffending. In County Durham the CSP is the Safe Durham Partnership. Our ambition is that Durham is a county where everyone can feel and be safe.
The local Police Crime and Justice Plan (2025-2029) can be found here.
Within this theme you will find links to key statistics relating to crime and community safety in County Durham.
To view these key statistics for smaller areas within the county (i.e. districts, wards and LSOAs) please click on the ‘Interactive Data Reports’ options above.
The following links (and header above) provide data summaries on various crime and community safety datasets covering County Durham and areas within the County.
Links to Data:
The documents we publish on this page are either legally required to be made available for inspection, for information and analysis purposes or may have been supplied by the public and so in some cases may not be fully accessible. If, for any reason, you cannot access the documents and need an alternative format, please email ina@durham.gov.uk.