WD22 Intelligence Updated April 2026Source: Wiltshire Police Police

Crime in Westbury East, Wiltshire

Comprehensive safety analysis for Westbury East, localized within Wiltshire.

Total Crimes

14

Annual Crime Rate

23.66per 1k
trending_down -3.4% 12m Trend

Safety Rating

Low Risk

Total Population

4,775

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences8
Criminal Damage & Arson3
Public Order1
Anti-social Behaviour1
Vehicle Crime1

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Brouncker Road Map
Anti-social behaviour: 1Criminal damage and arson: 1Violence and sexual offences: 1
3
On or near Leighton Green Map
Violence and sexual offences: 3
3
On or near Bitham Park Map
Criminal damage and arson: 2
2
On or near Warminster Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 2
2
On or near Westbury Leigh Map
Violence and sexual offences: 1
1
On or near Cheviot Road Map
Violence and sexual offences: 1
1
On or near Rothe Rise Map
Public order: 1
1
On or near Parking Area Map
Vehicle crime: 1
1

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Local Rank

#9safest in Wiltshire

National Safety

Top 6%Safest

City Average

57.05per 1k

Local Policing

Warminster Rural

Wiltshire Police

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Local Priorities

Rural Crime - Burglary and Hare Coursing

Issued: 10 Mar 2026

Status Update

Rural crime remains a key focus, particularly around burglaries and hare coursing.

We’re increasing high-visibility patrols across rural lanes and isolated areas, targeting known hotspots and responding to intelligence from farmers, landowners and residents.

We encourage everyone to report suspicious vehicles and activity quickly. Prompt information helps us disrupt offenders and take action.

Actioned: 10 Mar 2026

Road Safety

Issued: 10 Mar 2026

Status Update

Keeping people safe on the roads is a priority for the team. We are carrying out speed checks and targeted patrols in areas where communities have raised concerns, and focusing on the “Fatal Five” causes of serious collisions.

We’ll continue to work with partners and local communities to improve road safety and reduce dangerous driving.

Actioned: 10 Mar 2026

Engagement Events

JUN25

Codford Coffee Morning - Every Thursday

meeting

If possible, NPT officers will be in attendance.

schedule

10:00 AM — 12:00 PM

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Broadleaze, Codford, Warminster

JUN30

Speedchecks in the area

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Speed enforcement activity will be happening across the NPT area.

A reminder to be safe, drive smart and watch your speed.

#YourForceYourArea

schedule

7:00 AM — 11:55 PM

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Various sites around NPT area.

JUL12

Warminster Area Board

meeting

Area Boards are a way of working to bring local decision making into the heart of the community. There are 18 Area Boards across Wiltshire, with each one holding delegated powers and devolved budgets to facilitate community action at a local level. Residents and local organisations are encouraged to engage with their local Area Board by contacting their local Councillor or Community Engagement Manager or by attending one of the local business meetings, community events, working groups or activities.

schedule

7:00 PM — 9:00 PM

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Warminster Library, Three Horseshoes Walk, Warminster

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