WD22 Intelligence Updated April 2026Source: Thames Valley Police Police

Crime in St Mary's, Windsor and Maidenhead

Comprehensive safety analysis for St Mary's, localized within Windsor and Maidenhead.

Total Crimes

119
trending_down -9.2% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

74.97per 1k
trending_down -0.4% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Moderate

Total Population

7,531

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences35
Shoplifting27
Public Order11
Criminal Damage & Arson10
Other Theft9
Anti-social Behaviour9
Other Crime4
Vehicle Crime3
Drug Offences3
Burglary3
Weapons Possession2
Robbery2
Bicycle Theft1

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Supermarket Map
Shoplifting: 7Violence and sexual offences: 5Criminal damage and arson: 4
21
On or near High Street Map
Shoplifting: 8
8
On or near Parking Area Map
Violence and sexual offences: 6
6
On or near Nicholsons Lane Map
Violence and sexual offences: 4
4
On or near Bell Street Map
Public order: 3
3
On or near Parking Area Map
Other theft: 3
3
On or near South Road Map
Criminal damage and arson: 2
2
On or near St Mary'S Close Map
Possession of weapons: 1
1
On or near Parking Area Map
Bicycle theft: 1
1
On or near Nightclub Map
Vehicle crime: 1
1

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Local Rank

#18safest in Windsor and Maidenhead

City Average

61.84per 1k

Local Policing

St Mary's

Metropolitan Police Service

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Local Priorities

Priority 1 – Robbery
Our first priority is to target violence or drivers of violence, therefore the St Mary's Safer Neighbourhoods Team have set 'robbery' as their first priority for the next few months, particularly but not exclusively on Battersea Park Road.

Issued: 15 May 2026

Status Update

DWO’s will carry out High visibility patrols as part of our summer crime plan. DWO’s will continue promoting crime prevention through social media and engagement with the community.

Actioned: 14 Aug 2026

Priority 2 – TFMV
Having considered crime figures for the last quarter it was decided that St Mary’s SNT will continue their work to reduce theft from motor vehicle on the ward, looking specifically at the Plantation Wharf locality (Gartons Way, Chatfield Road, and Mendip Road) as this area has the highest concentration of theft from motor vehicle in St Mary’s.

Issued: 15 May 2026

Status Update

Crime prevention provided through engagement with residents. SNT are working with local businesses and partner agencies such as Wandsworth council to reduce opportunities for criminals.

Actioned: 14 Aug 2026

Priority 3 – Drugs and associated drug related ASB
Our third and final priority this quarter will be to tackle drug-related anti-social behaviour at locations agreed with partner agencies, with the approval of the ward panel and members of the community.

Issued: 15 May 2026

Status Update

We're working with partner agencies such as Wandsworth council, SPEAR to find solutions for drug-related anti-social behaviour at problem locations. As part of our neighbourhood guarantee and summer crime plan, we will seek to actively engage with offending parties to discourage and deter ASB, and continue to conduct proactive, targeted patrols to reinforce these efforts

Actioned: 14 Aug 2026

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