March 2026 Source: Essex Police Police

Tendring Crime Intelligence Report

Tendring recorded 1,212 crimes in March 2026, equating to a crime rate of 8.17 per 1,000 residents. This places Tendring at #136 of 330 local authorities nationally by total crime volume. Crime has increased by 30.2% compared to the previous month. Year-on-year, crime levels are 11.1% higher.

info Crime is above average compared to other UK areas.

Key Statistics

  • monitoring85.51 crimes per 1,000 residents annually
  • assignment1,212 crimes recorded in March 2026
  • leaderboardRanked #184 of 330 UK local authorities by crime rate
  • trending_upCrime up 11.1% year-on-year
Data Sources:Police.ukONS Census 2021HM Land Registry Period: March 2026 • Updated monthly

Total Crimes

1,212
trending_up +30.2% vs last month

Annual Crime Rate

85.51per 1k
Moderate

National Safety

#184of 330

Ranked by annual rate

Essex

#9rank

Ranked by annual rate

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Incident Distribution

Top Locations
Location ReferenceCrime BreakdownPrimary Count
On or near Parking Area Map
Violence and sexual offences: 20 Public order: 5 Other theft: 4
20
On or near Shopping Area Map
Shoplifting: 21
21
On or near Petrol Station Map
Violence and sexual offences: 9 Other theft: 6 Criminal damage and arson: 4
9
On or near Supermarket Map
Shoplifting: 15
15
On or near Shopping Area Map
Violence and sexual offences: 13
13
On or near Parking Area Map
Shoplifting: 13
13
On or near Police Station Map
Violence and sexual offences: 12
12
On or near Supermarket Map
Public order: 12
12
On or near Hospital Map
Violence and sexual offences: 9
9
On or near Shopping Area Map
Anti-social behaviour: 5 Burglary: 2
5

Crime Breakdown

March 2026
1,212 Total
Violence & Sexual Offences
530
43.7%
Vehicle Crime
127
10.5%
Criminal Damage & Arson
113
9.3%
Other Theft
94
7.8%
Anti-social Behaviour
81
6.7%
Public Order
78
6.4%
Shoplifting
61
5.0%
Other Crime
36
3.0%
Burglary
34
2.8%
Drug Offences
28
2.3%
Weapons Possession
9
0.7%
Robbery
8
0.7%
Theft from Person
7
0.6%
Bicycle Theft
6
0.5%

Stop & Search

March 2026

1,156

Total Stops

15.6%

Arrest Rate

56

Neighbourhoods

Outcome

A no further action disposal780
Community resolution184
Arrest180
Summons / charged by post7
Caution (simple or conditional)5

Gender

Male906
Female168
Other1

Officer-Defined Ethnicity

Self-defined where available

77.1%

White

11.0%

Black

6.0%

Mixed

4.1%

Asian

1.8%

Other

Stop & search data published by Essex Police under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: police.uk.

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Ward Safety Rankings

32 wards

Highest Crime

#Ward Crimes Rate
1St James 182 217.3
2Harwich & Kingsway 46 158.6
3West Clacton & Jaywick Sands 72 134.7
4St Osyth 56 123.8
5Walton 30 111.4

Safest Wards

Ward Crimes Rate
shieldKirby Cross 2 0.6
shieldDovercourt Vines & Parkeston 9 1.8
shieldDovercourt Tollgate 5 1.8
shieldThe Oakleys & Wix 5 1.6
shieldDovercourt Bay 6 1.8

Growth Analysis

Month-on-Monthtrending_up +30.2%
Year-on-Yeartrending_up +11.1%
12m Rolling Trendtrending_up +0.6%

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Crime rates are calculated per 1,000 residents using ONS Census 2021 population data. Rankings cover all 330 local authorities in England & Wales.

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