A round up of the crime hotspots in the High PeakA round up of the crime hotspots in the High Peak
A round up of the crime hotspots in the High Peak

Almost 400 offences committed in one month across High Peak

Derbyshire Police’s crime figures from January show 392 crimes were committed across the High Peak and Hope Valley - with the highest number in each area being violence and sexual offences
By Lucy Ball
Published 22nd Mar 2024, 13:42 BST

All the information has come from the derbyshire.police.uk website.

Check to see what offences happened below and where the crime hotspots are.

BuxtonThere were 128 crimes committed in Buxton in one January 2024 says Derbyshire Police.Figures from Derbyshire Constabulary show crime in Buxton was down from December 2023 The most commonly reported crimes were 48 cases of violence and sexual offences, 11 reports of shoplifting, 16 anti-social behaviour issues and 17 public order offences.Criminal damage or arson made up 7 of the crimes committed, there were four drug offences and two counts of possession of a weapon

1. Buxton

BuxtonThere were 128 crimes committed in Buxton in one January 2024 says Derbyshire Police.Figures from Derbyshire Constabulary show crime in Buxton was down from December 2023 The most commonly reported crimes were 48 cases of violence and sexual offences, 11 reports of shoplifting, 16 anti-social behaviour issues and 17 public order offences.Criminal damage or arson made up 7 of the crimes committed, there were four drug offences and two counts of possession of a weapon Photo: Jason Chadwick

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FairfieldThere were 84 crimes committed in Fairfield in January 2023 which was 17 more than the previous month.There were 29 cases of violence and sexual offences, 12 anti-social cases, 10 incidents of criminal damage and arson. During the month there were also four cases of theft, one of burglary and one of possession of a weapon and three drug offences.

2. Fairfield shops

FairfieldThere were 84 crimes committed in Fairfield in January 2023 which was 17 more than the previous month.There were 29 cases of violence and sexual offences, 12 anti-social cases, 10 incidents of criminal damage and arson. During the month there were also four cases of theft, one of burglary and one of possession of a weapon and three drug offences. Photo: jason chadwick

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Crime in New Mills and Hayfield was up for January from 45 in December to 64. There were 26 cases of violence and sexual offences, 11 of anti social behaviour and eight public order offences along with two for drugs, two counts of possessing a weapon and four offences of criminal damage and arson.

3. New Mills and Hayfield

Crime in New Mills and Hayfield was up for January from 45 in December to 64. There were 26 cases of violence and sexual offences, 11 of anti social behaviour and eight public order offences along with two for drugs, two counts of possessing a weapon and four offences of criminal damage and arson. Photo: jason chadwick

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There were 51 crimes committed in January 2024 - just one more than December 2023.The most common offences were violence and sexual offences of which there were 16, eight cases of theft, followed by six cases of anti-social behaviour and five of criminal damage and arson.

4. Chapel and Chinley

There were 51 crimes committed in January 2024 - just one more than December 2023.The most common offences were violence and sexual offences of which there were 16, eight cases of theft, followed by six cases of anti-social behaviour and five of criminal damage and arson. Photo: jason chadwick

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