04a JSNA Appendix , item 5. PDF 6 MB - Lambeth Council

DRAFT
• The peak age of both victims and perpetrators involved in Tridentrelated
gang and group violent offending in London fell from 24 years
in 2004 to 19 years in 2006.
• Of those surveyed who reported being victims of crime to the Police in
the last 12 months, 44% were aged 16-19 years old and 42% were
Asian (Fear of Crime and Victimisation survey 2007).
• Women victims of crime in the last 12 months were found to be
slightly more likely to report the crime to the Police. Black and mixed
groups were least likely to report being a victim of crime as well as
those who had disabilities (Fear of Crime and Victimisation survey
2007).
• Victims of property crime and disorder were most likely to report crime
where as only 59% reported violent crime and 33% reported hate
crime (Fear of Crime and Victimisation survey 2007).
Anti-social behaviour
• 14 out of 21 wards record substance misuse as the second most
prolific issue (after rowdy behaviour). The 14 wards are
(alphabetically) Brixton Hill, Clapham Common, Coldharbour,
Ferndale, Gipsy Hill, Herne Hill, Knights Hill, Larkhall, Oval, Princes,
Stockwell, Thornton, Tulse Hill and Vassall.
• 6 out of 21 wards record street drinking as the second most prolific
issue (after rowdy behaviour). The 6 wards are (alphabetically)
Bishops, Clapham Town, St Leonards, Streatham Hill, Streatham
Wells and Thurlow Park.
• 93% of all fireworks incidents are reported during October and
November, in the run up to and around bonfire night. Tulse Hill ward
had the highest count of firework reports, followed by Coldharbour.
• Over 50% of all “Prostitution Related Activity” (NSIR definition) occurs
in Tulse Hill ward.
• There is a significant increase in the level of Low Level Disorder
offences committed by/perpetrated on young people coinciding with
the end of the school day.
NATIONAL PRIORITIES
Reference
NI 15
NI 16
NI 20
NI 28
NI 29
NI 26
NI 33
NI 32
NI 34
NI 36
NI 37
NI 38
Indicator
Serious violent crime rate
Serious acquisitive crime rate
Assault with injury crime rate
Serious knife crime rate
Gun crime rate
Specialist support to victims of a serious sexual offence
Arson incidents
Repeat incidents of domestic violence
Domestic violence - murder
Protection against terrorist attack
Awareness of civil protection arrangements in the local area
Drug-related (Class A) offending rate
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary Assessment
Version 4
October 2008
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