What is the crime rate in M50?

As of November 2025, M50 has a crime rate of 0.17 per 1,000 residents, based on 1 recorded offences.

What is the most common crime in M50?

The most common crime type in M50 is Violence and sexual offences with 1 incidents in November 2025, accounting for 100.0% of all crime.

What is the crime rate in M50?

As of November 2025, M50 has a crime rate of 0.17 per 1,000 residents, based on 1 recorded offences.

What is the most common crime in M50?

The most common crime type in M50 is Violence and sexual offences with 1 incidents in November 2025, accounting for 100.0% of all crime.

November 2025 Source: Police.uk

M50 Crime Intelligence Report

M50 recorded 1 crimes in November 2025, equating to a crime rate of 0.17 per 1,000 residents. Crime has decreased by 0.0% compared to the previous month.

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Data Sources:Police.ukONS Census 2021HM Land Registry Period: November 2025 • Updated monthly

Total Crimes

Crime Rate

0.17per 1k

Low Risk

Active Postcodes

333

Within M50 district

Salford

5,835

Estimated population

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Location Reference	Crime Breakdown	Primary Count
Blue Map	total: 1 Violence and sexual offences: 1	1

Crime Breakdown

November 2025

1 Total

Violence & Sexual Offences

100.0%

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