Crime Rate in Gerrards Cross: Trends, Hotspots

Overview of Crime in Gerrards Cross

The total recorded crimes in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, UK in July 2025 are around 37 as per the recent police data. This equates to a Gerrards Cross crime rate of 6.91 per 1,000 population.

It's important to note that this crime data is based on the Geographic Boundry data provided by the ONS around Gerrards Cross, encompassing approximately 5,355 residents.

Most occured crime Types

The most prevalent crimes in the area during Jul were:

  • Violence and sexual offences: (16) incidents (23.08% increase)
  • Criminal damage and arson: (6) incidents (500.00% increase)
  • Vehicle crime: (5) incidents (400.00% increase)
Gerrards Cross Crime Hotspots

The surrounding areas of below locations have emerged as crime hotspots,

  • Elkins Road with total crimes: 3
  • Supermarket with total crimes: 2
  • Stoke Common Road with total crimes: 2

How safe is Gerrards Cross?

To understand the safety of Gerrards Cross, we need to analyze Gerrards Cross crime statistics in relation to regional averages. Lets examine the available data and provide a balanced assessment.

  • Relative to Buckinghamshire:

    • In 2024, Gerrards Cross demonstrated a lower crime volume than the Buckinghamshire average, with 519 crimes compared to 842.0. This suggests a relatively safer position within the region for the year. Additionally, Gerrards Cross recorded fewer crimes than 38 out of 48 other areas in the Buckinghamshire.

    • In 2023, Gerrards Cross had fewer crimes than the Buckinghamshire average, with 500 crimes compared to 789. This reflects a relatively lower crime rate for the area within the region that year. Additionally, Gerrards Cross recorded fewer crimes than 36 out of 48 other areas in the Buckinghamshire.

  • Overall Assessment:

    • Compared to other areas in Buckinghamshire, Gerrards Cross has a lower crime rate and is considered safer in 2024.

    • The trend in crime rates suggests Negative changes in overall safety.

Gerrards Cross Crime Statstics

In July 2025 the Gerrards Cross has recorded 37 crimes with crime rate of 6.91 ranking 41th out of 48 in the Buckinghamshire, UK

In 2024, the total Gerrards Cross crimes were 519. The crime rate of Gerrards Cross in 2024 was 96.91 (year) or 8.08 (month) ranking it 39 dangerous area in the Buckinghamshire.

In 2023, the total crimes in Gerrards Cross were around 500 crimes with yearly crime rate of 93.36 (year) or 7.78 (month) ranking 37 most dangerous area in the Buckinghamshire.

AreaJuly 202520242023
CrimesRank (Gerrards Cross)CrimesRank (Gerrards Cross)CrimesRank (Gerrards Cross)
Abbey317 14,194 13,677 1
Aylesbury North225 22,579 22,315 2
Aylesbury North West136 41,689 31,815 3
Booker, Cressex and Castlefield153 31,284 41,313 4
Aylesbury South West97 91,007 101,084 5
Ryemead and Micklefield122 51,209 5859 14
Denham102 81,132 61,066 6
Aylesbury West105 6678 26610 27
Cliveden92 14982 111,022 7
Beaconsfield93 131,062 7974 10
Chess Valley105 7965 12995 8
Downley96 101,021 8901 13
Buckingham East81 171,007 9985 9
Stoke Poges and Wexham69 21921 13967 11
Aylesbury East96 11846 16902 12
Aston Clinton and Bierton94 12836 18517 35
Iver84 16869 14794 17
Totteridge and Bowerdean78 18844 17824 15
Aylesbury South East71 19866 15801 16
West Wycombe89 15775 21744 20
Tylers Green and Loudwater54 28783 20781 18
Marlow57 25715 23759 19
Terriers and Amersham Hill44 36820 19615 26
Stone and Waddesdon69 20727 22638 25
The Risboroughs58 24687 24725 21
The Wooburns, Bourne End and Hedsor51 30585 34675 22
Ridgeway West67 22650 29507 36
Little Chalfont and Amersham Common66 23672 27646 23
Penn Wood and Old Amersham46 35542 37646 24
Chesham49 34682 25598 28
Great Brickhill57 26476 42394 47
Amersham and Chesham Bois54 27574 35539 34
Wing49 33671 28546 32
Chiltern Villages29 49446 45597 29
Grendon Underwood53 29516 40419 44
Wendover, Halton and Stoke Mandeville37 42591 33574 30
Chiltern Ridges50 32624 30545 33
Chalfont St Peter41 37622 31554 31
Farnham Common and Burnham Beeches50 31599 32435 43
Winslow33 46553 36488 38
Great Missenden35 44521 38479 39
Flackwell Heath, Little Marlow and Marlow South East39 38498 41443 41
Ivinghoe38 39413 46398 46
Chalfont St Giles36 43451 44467 40
Buckingham West37 40475 43373 48
Hazlemere33 47380 48436 42
Bernwood32 48408 47409 45
Ridgeway East34 45297 49329 49

Gerrards Cross Crime Map

Detailed Crime Data Analysis

Monthly Trends

July 2025 crime data shows Violence and sexual offences saw the largest number of reported crimes with 16 incidents, and Criminal damage and arson was another prevalent crime category with 6 incidents.

During June 2025, The highest incident rate was for Violence and sexual offences (13 reports) and Anti-social behaviour incidents were also notably high (6 cases).

In May 2025, Violence and sexual offences dominated crime reports (15 incidents), followed by Shoplifting also remained a significant concern (4 incidents).

Recorded incidents of Violence and sexual offences were the most frequent (7 incidents) were the most common in April 2025, with There was a large number of incidents involving Other crime (2 incidents) also being high.

For March 2025 , the most reported crimes were Most crimes reported were Violence and sexual offences (5 incidents) and then Criminal damage and arson showed a substantial number of incidents (3 incidents).

February 2025 crime data shows Anti-social behaviour saw the largest number of reported crimes with 10 incidents, and Other theft was another prevalent crime category with 6 incidents.

During January 2025, The highest incident rate was for Shoplifting (8 reports) and Violence and sexual offences incidents were also notably high (6 cases).

December 2024 crime data shows Violence and sexual offences saw the largest number of reported crimes with 10 incidents, and Public order was another prevalent crime category with 8 incidents.

During November 2024, The highest incident rate was for Violence and sexual offences (13 reports) and Burglary incidents were also notably high (7 cases).

In October 2024, Violence and sexual offences dominated crime reports (11 incidents), followed by Shoplifting also remained a significant concern (7 incidents).

Recorded incidents of Violence and sexual offences were the most frequent (10 incidents) were the most common in September 2024, with There was a large number of incidents involving Shoplifting (9 incidents) also being high.

For August 2024 , the most reported crimes were Most crimes reported were Violence and sexual offences (9 incidents) and then Shoplifting showed a substantial number of incidents (5 incidents).

Crime TypeCountCrime RateChange

Crime by Type

A total of 118 Violence and sexual offences incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 9.83 incidents per month. July 2025 saw the highest number of Violence and sexual offences incidents with 16 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 202516
June 202513
May 202515
April 20257
March 20255
February 20253
January 20256
December 202410
November 202413
October 202411
September 202410
August 20249

A total of 4 Robbery incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.33 incidents per month. August 2024 saw the highest number of Robbery incidents with 2 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20251
September 20241
August 20242

A total of 34 Vehicle crime incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.09 incidents per month. October 2024 saw the highest number of Vehicle crime incidents with 6 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20255
June 20251
May 20253
April 20252
March 20251
February 20254
December 20244
November 20242
October 20246
September 20245
August 20241

A total of 35 Burglary incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.50 incidents per month. December 2024 saw the highest number of Burglary incidents with 7 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20251
June 20253
May 20253
March 20252
February 20252
January 20253
December 20247
November 20247
October 20245
August 20242

A total of 43 Other theft incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.91 incidents per month. December 2024 saw the highest number of Other theft incidents with 7 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20254
June 20255
May 20252
March 20252
February 20256
January 20251
December 20247
November 20245
October 20242
September 20244
August 20245

A total of 42 Criminal damage and arson incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.50 incidents per month. October 2024 saw the highest number of Criminal damage and arson incidents with 7 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20256
June 20251
May 20251
April 20251
March 20253
February 20254
January 20254
December 20246
November 20244
October 20247
September 20242
August 20243

A total of 40 Public order incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.33 incidents per month. December 2024 saw the highest number of Public order incidents with 8 reported cases.

MonthCount
July 20254
June 20254
May 20252
April 20252
March 20251
February 20255
January 20251
December 20248
November 20241
October 20242
September 20246
August 20244

A total of 38 Anti-social behaviour incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 3.80 incidents per month. February 2025 saw the highest number of Anti-social behaviour incidents with 10 reported cases.

MonthCount
June 20256
May 20251
April 20252
March 20252
February 202510
January 20252
November 20244
October 20244
September 20244
August 20243

A total of 51 Shoplifting incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 4.64 incidents per month. September 2024 saw the highest number of Shoplifting incidents with 9 reported cases.

MonthCount
June 20252
May 20254
April 20251
March 20251
February 20254
January 20258
December 20244
November 20246
October 20247
September 20249
August 20245

A total of 4 Drugs incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.33 incidents per month. June 2025 saw the highest number of Drugs incidents with 2 reported cases.

MonthCount
June 20252
January 20251
October 20241

A total of 8 Other crime incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.33 incidents per month. April 2025 saw the highest number of Other crime incidents with 2 reported cases.

MonthCount
June 20251
April 20252
February 20251
January 20251
November 20241
October 20242

A total of 5 Theft from the person incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.25 incidents per month. March 2025 saw the highest number of Theft from the person incidents with 2 reported cases.

MonthCount
March 20252
February 20251
October 20241
September 20241

A total of 2 Possession of weapons incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.00 incidents per month. November 2024 saw the highest number of Possession of weapons incidents with 1 reported cases.

MonthCount
November 20241
August 20241

A total of 2 Bicycle theft incidents were recorded over 12 month period, averaging 1.00 incidents per month. October 2024 saw the highest number of Bicycle theft incidents with 1 reported cases.

MonthCount
October 20241
September 20241

High Crime Locations Gerrards Cross in July 2025

A detailed breakdown of crime incidents by location within the Gerrards Cross postcode area is presented below.

1. Elkins Road (Map)
Total3
Violence and sexual offences3
2. Supermarket (Map)
Total2
Violence and sexual offences2
3. Stoke Common Road (Map)
Total2
Criminal damage and arson1
Violence and sexual offences1
4. Allhusen Gardens (Map)
Total2
Vehicle crime1
Violence and sexual offences1
5. Park/Open Space (Map)
Total2
Other theft1
Vehicle crime1
6. Ortman Close (Map)
Total2
Criminal damage and arson1
Violence and sexual offences1
7. Marsham Lodge (Map)
Total2
Vehicle crime1
Violence and sexual offences1
8. South Park Drive (Map)
Total1
Violence and sexual offences1
9. Oak End Way (Map)
Total1
Violence and sexual offences1
10. Supermarket (Map)
Total1
Violence and sexual offences1

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