Derbyshire Police Statistics

(Also known more formally as Derbyshire Constabulary)

Last updated: 07 Jun 2026

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The crime rate in Derbyshire Constabulary's force coverage area is 73 crimes per 1,000 people, for the 12-month period ending April 2026. The most commonly-reported crimes are violence and sexual offences, reported at a rate of roughly 35 reports per 1,000 daytime population.

Comparing the larger towns and cities under Derbyshire Police's command using their respective Crime Risk Score - which considers the typical sentence length that convicted offenders receive for each type of crime when adding up the totals - the location with the highest score is Derby. The second most dangerous is Chesterfield.

Derbyshire Constabulary Crime Map

Incidents mapped in Derbyshire Police's service area represent the time frame between January 2016 and April 2026. Each point on the map represents an area where crimes have been recorded locally.

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Hover over a point to see a breakdown of crime types recorded at that location. You can also filter by individual crime types, or use a combinations of offences to visualise the data you need.

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Introduction to Derbyshire Police's crime statistics

 

This crime profile provides a detailed view of crime and safety around Derbyshire Police up to April 2026, the most recent data release available. The crime figures and statistics have been calculated across each of Derbyshire Police's 43,615 postcodes using three area sizes for comparison:

  • Within a Five-Minute Walk
  • Within a Ten-Minute Walk
  • Within a Fifteen-Minute Walk

Individual crime risk scores and index figures are for the 12-month period ending April 2026 unless otherwise stated.

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Crime Risk Scores

Derbyshire Police • 12 Months Ending April 2026

 

The typical five-minute walk within Derbyshire Police has a crime risk score of 564. This is based on analysis of 43,615 nearby areas within Derbyshire Police, with "most" referring to roughly two thirds of the nearby locations.

Five Mins
564 crime risk score
Ten Mins
576 crime risk score
Fifteen Mins
595 crime risk score

Crime risk scores are on a scale of 1 to 1,000 and consider the severity of the crimes involved, as determined by sentencing guidelines. A score of 1 represents the lowest risk, and 1,000 the highest risk. This approach ensures that - unlike overall crime rate figures - bicycle theft is not given the same importance in Derbyshire Police's risk scores as, for example, robbery, or violence & sexual offences.

Within a five-minute walk of the typical location in Derbyshire Police, crime risk scores are typically around 564, while in National they are average 500.

Areas within a ten-minute walk typically see crime risk scores of 576 (500 for National), and scores within a fifteen-minute walk are most often around 595 (National 500).

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Trends in Crime Risk

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Calculated via Seasonal and Trend decomposition using Loess, the Seasonality Adjusted line represents the original data with seasonality subtracted, and the Trend line has been plotted unadjusted. Overall trend direction has been identified using the Mann-Kendall trend test, and rate calculated from the slope of the best-fit line identified from linear regression.

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The 10-year trend indicates an increase of 48% in Derbyshire Police's crime risk score. This is potentially a strong signal of how the crime risk is evolving. Cross-referencing with major cultural events and Covid's impact during this time is advised.

Looking at the previous five years, the trend in Derbyshire Police's crime risk score is up by 7%. While potentially a good indicator of the overall risk trend, analysis may offer further insight when combined with the checks mentioned above.

Over the last year, Derbyshire Police's crime risk score has shown an upward trend of approximately 5%, indicating that the risk profile is going up. This is an extremely short time period for crime trend analysis, and caution should be exercised when interpreting this figure.

Crime Rates and Indexes

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The CrimeRate Index shows how crime rates compare against the national average.

1.0 equals the average
2.0 is double
3.0 triple
0.5 is half and
0.25 a quarter.

Highest Crime Rates

Derbyshire Police • 12 Months Ending April 2026

 

Excluding other crime and other theft because their geographic location is often not relevant, anti-social behaviour as its definition is too wide, and bicycle theft for its specificity.

Public Order
1.32 CrimeRate Index
Violence and Sexual Offences
1.17 CrimeRate Index
Possession of Weapons
1.05 CrimeRate Index

Public Order offences have a crime rate of 7.65 reports per 1,000 people in Derbyshire Police, which is 1.32 times the national average. This figure is calculated from 9,173 crime reports logged by Derbyshire Police during the 12-month period ending April 2026.

For the same period, Derbyshire Police recorded 42,595 reports of Violence and Sexual Offences in Derbyshire Police, resulting in a crime rate of 35 reports per 1,000, and a CrimeRate Index of 1.17.

The crime rate for Possession of Weapons is 1.05 times the national average at 0.89 reports per 1,000. This is from 1,100 crime reports reported to Derbyshire Police.

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Most Significant 3-Year Increases in Crime Types

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Excluding other crime and other theft, anti-social behaviour, and bicycle theft, and calculated with the same STL method described in Trends in Crime Risk, using CrimeRate Index figures to identify crime types that are trending above or below the national average, and the analysis timeframe limited to the last three years.

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Drugs offences are trending upwards, and have a CrimeRate Index of 1.22 for the month of April 2026.

Three years ago, the monthly Drugs CrimeRate Index was 0.86 times the national average, and the current trend indicates an increase of 42% over this timeframe.

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Robbery offences are trending upwards, and have a CrimeRate Index of 0.50 for the month of April 2026.

Three years ago, the monthly Robbery CrimeRate Index was 0.56 times the national average, and the current trend indicates an increase of 11% over this timeframe.

Most Significant 3-Year Decreases in Crime Types

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Calculated with the same methodology as the largest increases section above.

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Criminal Damage and Arson offences are trending downwards, and have a CrimeRate Index of 0.98 for the month of April 2026.

Three years ago, the monthly Criminal Damage and Arson CrimeRate Index was 1.17 times the national average, and the current trend indicates a decrease of 16% over this timeframe.

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Public Order offences are trending downwards, and have a CrimeRate Index of 1.50 for the month of April 2026.

Three years ago, the monthly Public Order CrimeRate Index was 1.48 times the national average, and the current trend indicates a decrease of 1.4% over this timeframe.

Crime Type Breakdown & Heat Map

Derbyshire Police • 12 Months Ending April 2026

 

Size and colour reflect the CrimeRate Index figures for each type of crime.

 
Derbyshire Police
National
Crime TypeCountRateIndexCountRateIndex
Anti-Social Behaviour14,98812.480.88941,22414.131.00
Bicycle Theft4120.340.4748,4490.731.00
Burglary3,1172.600.83208,6123.131.00
Criminal Damage and Arson7,2816.080.97418,6516.281.00
Drugs3,5813.000.97205,2143.091.00
Other Crime2,0201.700.92124,2301.851.00
Other Theft6,0225.010.88378,1465.691.00
Possession of Weapons1,1000.891.0556,6200.851.00
Public Order9,1737.651.32386,2975.801.00
Robbery8290.690.5878,3861.181.00
Shoplifting7,3666.120.86475,0257.131.00
Theft From the Person6430.510.33103,5051.551.00
Vehicle Crime3,8193.180.74287,0684.301.00
Violence and Sexual Offences42,59535.471.172,024,72230.401.00
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Total Crime by Year

 
Derbyshire Police
National
YearCountRateIndexCountRateIndex
202687,95873.241.024,794,92571.981.00
202587,47573.500.994,892,73474.031.00
202491,43277.851.034,937,62075.431.00
202390,79978.170.995,115,76379.011.00
202290,25778.711.024,922,64576.811.00
202179,75269.661.024,369,81168.571.00
202081,85571.810.974,707,68374.161.00
201963,53156.070.744,824,37076.251.00
201856,48550.350.714,484,15171.121.00
201754,97949.400.774,011,47063.941.00
201617,60015.780.831,195,22119.071.00
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Derbyshire Police: Major Towns & Cities Compared

Town / CityCrime CountCrime RateCrimeRate Index
Alfreton1,071103.841.54
Derby31,532102.181.42
Chesterfield8,57795.901.33
Ilkeston3,94095.371.34
Buxton1,57587.751.25
Old Bolsover1,15784.061.24
Clay Cross99484.041.25
Heanor and Loscoe1,43980.891.15
Ripley2,02480.641.15
Shirebrook92979.921.17
Long Eaton3,09978.411.11
Staveley1,52975.101.09
Swadlincote2,56171.471.01
Clowne60368.411.06
Glossop1,13562.800.91
Eckington78761.480.93
South Normanton69459.800.89
Matlock Town76856.890.87
Ashbourne54555.120.88
Sandiacre53853.370.87
Brimington47351.150.90
Chapel-en-le-Frith49846.740.74
New Mills46446.700.78
Killamarsh45545.380.75
Hadfield52842.890.67
Belper1,01242.460.63
Dronfield82236.490.55
Hilton29932.690.59
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Derbyshire Police Stations

Police Station NamePolice Station AddressDescription & Opening Hours
Ascot Drive Police Station
Dunstall Park Road (off Ascot Drive), Derby, DE24 8HJ

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice. To access this phone, please use What3words location: onion.taking.able

Buxton Enquiry Office
Silverlands, Buxton, SK17 6QJ

Monday - Friday: 10am-4pm Closed weekends and bank holidays

Chesterfield Police Station
Beetwell Street, Chesterfield, S40 1QP

Monday - Saturday: 10am-4pm Sunday: 10am-2pm Closed bank holidays

Clay Cross Police Station
Pilsley Road, S45 9BJ

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Clowne Police Station
Orchard View, Rotherham Road, S43 4PT

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Derby Pear Tree Enquiry Office
Pear Tree Section, Pear Tree Road, Derby, DE23 8NQ

Closed to the public

Derby St Mary's Wharf Enquiry Office
Prime Parkway, Chester Green, Derby, DE1 3AB

Monday - Friday: 9am-6pm Saturday: 10am-4pm Sunday: 10am-2pm Closed bank holidays

Dronfield Police Station
37/39 Lea Road, Dronfield, S18 1SD

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Glossop Police Station
Ellison Street, Glossop, SK13 8BX

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Ilkeston Police Station
Heanor Road, Ilkeston, DE7 8DY

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Killamarsh Police Station
Delves Road, S21 1AW

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Matlock Police Station
Bank Road, Matlock, DE4 3NF

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Shirebrook Joint Police and Fire Station
Portland Road, Shirebrook, Mansfield, NG20 8TY

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Swadlincote Police Station
Civic Way, Swadlincote, DE11 0AE

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.

Wyatt's Way Police Station
Ripley, DE5 3SU

This station is not open to the public unless you have an appointment. There is a yellow phone at this location which you can use to contact us for help, to report a crime or to ask for advice.