Is New Inn Safe?
Crime statistics for New Inn. Based on official UK Police data, updated June 2026.
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Crime by Category
Last 12 months — 128 total crimes recorded in New Inn
Monthly Crime Trend
Month-by-month crime totals for New Inn — last 12 months
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is New Inn safe?
New Inn has a CrimeRadar safety score of 78/100, rated Safe. A total of 128 crimes were recorded in the last 12 months, a decrease of 67.2% year-on-year — a positive trend for the area. New Inn is considered a relatively safe area compared to the UK average, based on official UK Police data.
How many crimes were recorded in New Inn in the last 12 months?
128 crimes were recorded in New Inn in the last 12 months, spanning all reported crime categories from violent crime to vehicle crime and anti-social behaviour. This represents a decrease of 67.2% compared to the previous 12-month period (390 crimes). The most common category was Violent Crime, with 52 incidents.
What is the most common crime in New Inn?
The most common crime in New Inn is Violent Crime, with 52 incidents recorded in the last 12 months — accounting for 40.6% of all reported crimes in the area. You can view a full breakdown of all crime categories, including anti-social behaviour, vehicle crime, and burglary, in the Crime by Category section on this page.
Is crime in New Inn increasing or decreasing?
Crime in New Inn is decreasing. The year-on-year trend shows a fall of 67.2% — from 390 crimes in the previous 12 months to 128 in the most recent period. This downward trend is a positive sign for residents and prospective homebuyers.
What is the safety score for New Inn?
New Inn has a safety score of 78 out of 100 (Safe). CrimeRadar safety scores are calculated from crime volume, year-on-year trend, and crime resolution rate. A score of 85+ is Very Safe, 65–84 is Safe, 45–64 is Average, 25–44 is Below Average, and below 25 is High Crime.
How does New Inn compare to the Gwent Police average?
New Inn has a safety score of 78/100, while the Gwent Police force area average is 64/100. New Inn is safer than the force average. Use the Compare tool to see a detailed side-by-side breakdown.
What is the crime resolution rate in New Inn?
2.9% of crimes recorded in New Inn resulted in a formal outcome in the last 12 months. Formal outcomes include charges brought, cautions issued, fixed penalty notices, or other official resolutions recorded by Gwent Police. The national average outcome rate in England and Wales is typically 5–15% across most crime types. A higher rate suggests more effective local enforcement.
How much violent crime is there in New Inn?
52 violent crimes were recorded in New Inn in the last 12 months — representing 40.6% of all reported crimes. Anti-social behaviour accounted for a further 30 incidents. Violent crime encompasses assault, robbery, and related offences as classified by the UK Home Office. Data is sourced from official police reports submitted to data.police.uk.
When was the crime data for New Inn last updated?
The crime data for New Inn was last updated in June 2026. CrimeRadar sources all crime data directly from the official UK Police Data API, operated by the Home Office and published at data.police.uk under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data is refreshed monthly and covers the most recent 36-month period. New monthly data is typically published with a 2-month lag.
How can I compare New Inn with other areas?
You can compare New Inn with any other UK neighbourhood or city using the CrimeRadar Compare tool. It shows side-by-side safety scores, crime volumes by category, year-on-year trends, and crime resolution rates. The Compare tool covers all 44 police force areas across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with more than 4,000 built neighbourhoods available.