Recorded crime

BB8 7QH: 7 published crime events across 12 months within 1 mile. Check Police.uk coverage limitations.

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Latest published month
May 2026
Records in latest month
1
Records within 1 mile
7
Months covered
5

Month-by-month history

Every available month within 1 mile of BB8 7QH

Monthly records trend

Published monthly records within 1 mile of BB8 7QH.

Monthly records trend data
PeriodRecorded crime events
November 20252
December 20251
February 20262
March 20261
May 20261
Monthly recorded crime history
Published monthRecordsLargest category that monthCategory records
May 20261Other theft1
March 20261Violence and sexual offences1
February 20262Anti-social behaviour1
December 20251Violence and sexual offences1
November 20252Burglary2

Every published record

1-7 of 7

  • Other theft

    May 2026

    On or near Skipton Old Road

    Pendle 006A

    Outcome

    Unable to prosecute suspect

  • Violence and sexual offences

    March 2026

    On or near Skipton Old Road

    Pendle 006A

    Outcome

    Unable to prosecute suspect

  • Anti-social behaviour

    February 2026

    On or near Skipton Old Road

    Pendle 006A

    Outcome

    Outcome not supplied

  • Burglary

    February 2026

    On or near Cob Lane

    Pendle 003D

    Outcome

    Investigation complete; no suspect identified

  • Violence and sexual offences

    December 2025

    On or near Skipton Old Road

    Pendle 006A

    Outcome

    Investigation complete; no suspect identified

  • Burglary

    November 2025

    On or near Skipton Old Road

    Pendle 006A

    Outcome

    Investigation complete; no suspect identified

  • Burglary

    November 2025

    On or near Cob Lane

    Pendle 003D

    Outcome

    Investigation complete; no suspect identified

Evidence in context

Recorded crime

7 published events cover 12 months, averaging 0.583 events per published month. The largest recorded category is Burglary with 3 events.

The source publishes anonymised street-level events. These figures are not a measure of safety for an individual address.