WD22 Intelligence Updated March 2026Source: Merseyside Police Police

mossley hill Crime Intelligence

Comprehensive safety analysis for mossley hill, localized within liverpool.

Total Crimes

71
trending_up +73.2% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

49.66per 1k
trending_up +5.8% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Moderate

Total Population

12,041

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences33
Anti-social Behaviour8
Criminal Damage & Arson6
Public Order5
Drug Offences4
Vehicle Crime3
Burglary3
Other Theft2
Shoplifting2
Other Crime2
Robbery1
Weapons Possession1
Theft from Person1

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Bundoran Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 3Public order: 2Anti-social behaviour: 1
6
On or near Bessbrook Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 4Shoplifting: 1Possession of weapons: 1
6
On or near Kildonan Road Map
Anti-social behaviour: 3Shoplifting: 1
4
On or near Sports/Recreation Area Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2Criminal damage and arson: 1
3
On or near Woodhey Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2Burglary: 1
3
On or near Park/Open Space Map
Drugs: 1Other theft: 1Public order: 1
3
On or near Livingston Drive North Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2
2
On or near Lynmouth Road Map
Criminal damage and arson: 2
2
On or near Victoria Close Map
Anti-social behaviour: 1Criminal damage and arson: 1
2
On or near Horringford Road Map
Burglary: 1
1

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Local Rank

#3safest in liverpool

City Average

125.85per 1k

Local Policing

Aigburth

Merseyside Police

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Local Priorities

There has been a recent increase in residential burglaries targeting accommodations during the early morning hours.

Issued: 16 Apr 2026

Status Update

Here are practical, proven ways to reduce the risk of burglary, organised so you can act on them easily. You don’t need to do everything—layering a few of these measures together makes a big difference.

1. Secure the Basics (Most Important)
These stop the majority of opportunistic break-ins.

Lock doors and windows every time you leave, even briefly.
Fit solid doors with good-quality deadbolts (especially front and back doors).
Use key-operated window locks, particularly on ground-floor and accessible windows.
Don’t leave spare keys outside (burglars check obvious spots like pots and meter boxes).

2. Make Your Home Look Occupied

Use timer switches for lights when you’re out in the evening.
Leave a radio or TV on at low volume.
Ask a neighbour to collect post and parcels if you’re away.
Park a car in the driveway if possible, or ask someone to occasionally move it.

3. Improve Visibility & Lighting

Install motion-activated outdoor lights near doors and dark areas.
Keep hedges and shrubs trimmed low near windows and fences.
Avoid tall fences or objects that give cover near entry points.

4. Use Alarms & Cameras (Even Simple Ones Help)

A visible burglar alarm box (even a dummy) can deter criminals.
Smart doorbells or cameras help monitor activity and collect evidence.
Place cameras so they’re clearly visible—deterrence is the goal.

5. Secure Sheds, Garages & Ladders
These are often overlooked and used to break into the house.

Lock sheds and garages with strong padlocks.
Store tools, ladders, and bicycles securely—don’t leave them outside.
Lock internal doors between the garage and house.

6. Get to Know Your Neighbours
Community makes a real difference.

Join or start a neighbourhood watch.
Let trusted neighbours know if you’ll be away.
Report suspicious behaviour—early reports stop repeat crimes.

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Actioned: 16 Apr 2026

Tackling Drug Use and Dealing

Neighbourhood Policing Team is committed to tackling drug use and dealing within our community. Our neighbourhood officers are working closely with specialist units and partner agencies to identify those who are using and/or dealing drugs. We are carrying out targeted patrols in hotspot areas, using stop search powers where appropriate, and pursuing offenders through proactive investigations.

Issued: 8 Oct 2025

Drug related activity - regular reports about various locations where the cultivation, preparation and dealing of controlled drugs is taking place

Issued: 27 Jun 2025

Engagement Events

JUN6

Community Surgery - Otters Cafe

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Otters Cafe Evening Community Surgery to discuss problems in your area

schedule

2:00 PM — 4:00 PM

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Otterspool Adventure Centre 37 Otterspool Drive Liverpool

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Community Surgery - Otters Cafe

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Otters Cafe Evening Community Surgery to discuss problems in your area

schedule

2:00 PM — 4:00 PM

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Otterspool Adventure Centre 37 Otterspool Drive Liverpool

AUG6

Community Surgery - Otters Cafe

meeting

Otters Cafe Evening Community Surgery to discuss problems in your area

schedule

2:00 PM — 4:00 PM

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Otterspool Adventure Centre 37 Otterspool Drive Liverpool

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Community Surgery - Otters Cafe

meeting

Otters Cafe Evening Community Surgery to discuss problems in your area

schedule

2:00 PM — 4:00 PM

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Otterspool Adventure Centre 37 Otterspool Drive Liverpool

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