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Table 2: Burglary offences recorded in each London Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership
CDRP 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

City of London

444

454

501

366

402

Barking and Dagenham

2,012

2,240

2,175

1,921

2,117

Barnet

4,039

3,978

4,045

4,363

3,904

Bexley

2,341

2,226

1,986

2,366

2,076

Brent

3,859

4,062

3,987

3,904

3,330

Bromley

3,596

3,472

3,776

3,926

3,588

Camden

5,884

4,843

4,171

4,108

4,322

City of Westminster

5,264

4,296

4,497

4,158

3,801

Croydon

4,115

3,769

3,230

3,582

3,464

Ealing

4,543

4,375

4,350

4,999

3,957

Enfield

4,301

3,865

3,528

3,844

3,638

Greenwich

2,986

3,080

2,970

3,209

3,241

Hackney

4,807

4,327

3,897

3,547

2,687

Hammersmith and Fulham

3,089

2,827

3,023

3,052

2,732

Haringey

4,356

4,115

4,084

3,841

3,559

Harrow

2,736

2,626

2,178

2,446

1,959

Havering

2,386

2,161

2,315

2,453

2,511

Hillingdon

3,569

3,183

3,143

3,137

3,182

Hounslow

3,374

3,450

2,969

2,982

2,594

Islington

4,429

3,957

3,681

3,683

3,728

Kensington and Chelsea

2,512

2,576

2,580

2,444

2,182

Kingston upon Thames

985

939

984

1,188

1,038

Lambeth

5,694

4,980

4,150

3,884

3,685

Lewisham

3,708

3,837

3,778

3,524

3,579

Merton

1,930

2,034

1,764

1,796

1,828

Newham

3,494

3,398

3,410

4,112

3,371

Redbridge

2,974

2,990

3,058

3,282

3,053

Richmond upon Thames

2,120

1,787

2,017

2,395

2,085

Southwark

4,885

4,556

4,411

4,143

4,087

Sutton

1,446

1,397

1,429

1,480

1,451

Tower Hamlets

3,567

3,023

3,070

3,467

2,890

Waltham Forest

3,812

3,284

3,144

3,131

3,116

Wandsworth

4,547

3,664

3,616

3,108

3,943

Total London Area

113,804

105,771

101,917

103,841

97,100


Table 3: Number of defendants found guilty at all courts for Burglary and Robbery, Greater London, 2001-05( 1,2)
Police force area 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Burglary

City of London

35

25

25

20

29

Metropolitan Police

2,977

3,339

3,207

3,075

3,031

Greater London

3,012

3,364

3,232

3,095

3,060

Robbery

City of London

9

1

3

8

2

Metropolitan Police

1,767

1,936

1,835

2,024

1,953

Greater London

1,776

1,937

1,838

2,032

1,955

(1) These data are provided on the principal offence basis. (2) Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the police. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when those data are used. Source: RDS—Office for Criminal Justice Reform—Ministry of Justice

Security Industry Authority: Wales

Mr. David Jones: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many enforcement offices of the Security Industry Authority are operational in the force area of North Wales Police. [155962]


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Mr. Coaker: The Security Industry Authority (SIA) does not have regional offices. The SIA has an intelligence team and a network of 41 investigators across England, Wales and Scotland. SIA investigation teams cover specific areas throughout England, Wales and Scotland and the structure of the SIA investigation teams allows resources to be directed to that area as required.

Mr. David Jones: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) how many convictions under the Private Security Industry Act 2001 for working in a licensable role without a Security Industry Agency licence were obtained against individuals resident in the force area of North Wales police in each of the last three years; [155963]

(2) how many convictions under the Private Security Industry Act 2001 for supplying unlicensed security staff were obtained against individuals resident in the force area of North Wales police in each of the last three years. [155964]

Mr. Coaker: In 2004 and 2005, there were no convictions under sections 3 and 5 of the Private Security Industry Act 2001 at any courts in the North Wales police force area either for working in a licensable role without a Security Industry Agency licence or for supplying unlicensed security staff.

The data for 2006 will be available in November 2007. (The statistics collected are broken down into locations where convictions were secured and not the addresses of individuals resident in the force area.)

Mr. David Jones: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many (a) front line and (b) non-front line licences granted under the Private Security Industry Act 2001 are held by individuals resident in the force area of North Wales Police. [155965]

Mr. Coaker: As of 1 October 2007, 236,129 front line licences and 5,677 non-front line licences have been granted in total across England, Wales and Scotland.

The statistics collected by the SIA are broken down into licensable sectors, not geographical areas.


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