What is the crime rate in Mickleover, Derby?

As of April 2026, the Mickleover ward has an annual crime rate of 50.76 per 1,000 residents with 73 total recorded incidents in the latest reporting period. This figure is sourced from Police.uk open data and normalised using ONS Census 2021 population estimates for the ward boundary area.

What is the most common crime in the Mickleover ward?

The most common crime in Mickleover is Violence & Sexual Offences with 29 incidents in April 2026, accounting for 39.7% of all crime in the ward. This data is sourced from Police.uk open data and covers all crimes recorded by the local police force within the Mickleover ward boundary.

WD22 Intelligence Updated April 2026Source: Derbyshire Constabulary Police

Crime in Mickleover, Derby

Comprehensive safety analysis for Mickleover, localized within Derby.

Total Crimes

trending_down -28.4% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

50.76per 1k

trending_up +0.7% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Moderate

Total Population

14,698

12-Month Crime Trend

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences29

Anti-social Behaviour13

Public Order9

Other Theft6

Criminal Damage & Arson5

Vehicle Crime4

Burglary3

Shoplifting2

Drug Offences1

Robbery1

Incident Distribution

Location Reference	Primary Incidents	Total
On or near Earlswood Drive Map	Violence and sexual offences: 3Public order: 2Robbery: 1	6
On or near Queensland Close Map	Violence and sexual offences: 2Other theft: 1Anti-social behaviour: 1	4
On or near Langwith Close Map	Violence and sexual offences: 3Burglary: 1	4
On or near Girton Way Map	Criminal damage and arson: 2Drugs: 1	3
On or near Linseed Place Map	Public order: 1Vehicle crime: 1	2
On or near Daventry Close Map	Violence and sexual offences: 2	2
On or near Fenton Road Map	Anti-social behaviour: 2	2
On or near New Orchard Place Map	Other theft: 2	2
On or near Cairns Close Map	Public order: 2	2
On or near Petrol Station Map	Shoplifting: 1Anti-social behaviour: 1	2

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City Average

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Local Policing

Mickleover

Derbyshire Constabulary

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Local Priorities

1: Vicarage Park dedicated Anti-Social Patrols
2: Op Safedrive
3: Holly Court resident engagement and Anti-Social Behaviour reduction

Issued: 1 Apr 2026

Status Update

1: Dedicated patrol strategy for Vicarage Park following reports of a variety of Anti social behaviour involving individuals, groups and dogs. High visibility PCSO’s and PC’s to patrol and conduct crime prevention events.
2: Operation Safedrive- Joint vehicle enforcement operation between Derby West Safer Neighbourhood Team, Roads Policing Unit, VOSA and Derby City Council Parking Enforcement.
3: Reports of residents and visitors creating anti-social behaviour for the location and surrounding streets. Community Protection Notice Warnings to be explored to curb long standing issues. Community engagements and regular patrols to be implemented.

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