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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment he has made of the likely impact of the trends in the numbers of no-claims bonuses for household insurance on reporting rates of household crimes.

Asked by

Lord Chidgey (Liberal Democrat)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

31 July 1998

Reference

317 c854-5W; 54822

House

House of Commons

Home Office

Answered by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

13 July 1998

Reference

316 c8

House

House of Commons

Home Office

Answered by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

13 July 1998

Reference

316 c8

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, When resources will be available to implement mandatory minimum sentences for burglars convicted of a third offence as set out in section 4 of the Crime (Sentences) Act 1997.

Asked by

John Bercow (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Oral questions - Lead

Status

Answered

Date

13 July 1998

Reference

316 c8; 48402

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, What proposals he has to give greater protection to older people in respect of (a) mugging, (b) burglary and (c) fear of crime. (Failed OPQ). - Includes figures and ref to Crime and Disorder Bill (HL) 1997/98.

Asked by

Bill O'Brien (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

11 May 1998

Reference

40296; 312 c49-50W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

Answered by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

30 March 1998

Reference

309 c891-2

House

House of Commons

Home Office

Answered by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

30 March 1998

Reference

309 c891-2

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, What plans he has to amend the tariff system on length of sentences for serious indictable offences.

Asked by

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Oral questions - Lead

Status

Answered

Date

30 March 1998

Reference

309 c891-2; 35163

House

House of Commons

Home Office

Asked by

Elfyn Llwyd (Plaid Cymru)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

15 December 1997

Reference

20316; 303 c13W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, pursuant to his Answer to the honourable Member for Enfield, Southgate of 30th July, Official Report, columns 261-2, if he will set out the timetable for his review of Section 4 (Minimum Sentences for Persistent House Burglars) of the Crime...

Asked by

James Clappison (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

27 October 1997

Reference

12743; 299 c752W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

What is the average sentence for an offender aged over 18 years on a first conviction for a domestic burglary offence; how many offenders aged over 18 years on a third conviction, or on a conviction after three or more previous convictions, for an offence of domestic burglary received a...

Asked by

James Clappison (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

30 July 1997

Reference

299 c257W; 10860;10862;10863

House

House of Commons

Home Office

What plans he has in respect of minimum mandatory sentences for career burglars and dealers in hard drugs. (Failed OPQ).

Asked by

Crispin Blunt (Conservative)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

9 June 1997

Reference

949; 295 c327W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded in each borough by the Metropolitan Police within each category of crime in 1996; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded in each borough; how many of the burglaries recorded in...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 March 1997

Reference

20192; 292 c489W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1996; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

For answer on

18 March 1997

Answered on

18 March 1997

Mr. Michael: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1996; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded by each police force in England and Wales in 1996 were in a dwelling; and how many were in another building. [20191] Mr. Maclean: [holding answer 17 March 1997]: The information requested is given in the table. Notifiable offences recorded by the police England and Wales 1996 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Police area Total Violenc Sexual Robbery Burglar Theft Fraud Crimina Other Theft Theft Burglar Burglar crime e offence y and and l of from y y other against s handlin forgery damage vehicle vehicle dwellin the g g person stolen goods Avon and 156,557 8,809 1,037 2,022 35,151 81,096 4,293 22,970 1,179 16,224 31,246 19,320 15,831 Somerset Bedfordshire 52,005 3,396 412 658 10,237 25,983 2,033 8,727 559 5,760 9,157 5,287 4,950 Cambridgeshire 69,532 3,246 427 427 14,544 38,521 1,500 10,339 528 6,616 14,127 6,376 8,168 Cheshire 66,214 3,616 575 390 15,521 30,499 2,359 11,635 1,619 6,402 9,070 7,496 8,025 Cleveland 78,608 2,957 314 678 22,234 37,230 1,475 12,977 743 8,615 12,700 12,050 10,184 Cumbria 39,739 2,562 208 103 8,419 18,184 995 8,796 472 2,108 6,571 3,880 4,539 Derbyshire 78,896 4,158 486 384 18,856 38,328 1,355 14,558 771 8,314 14,362 7,967 10,889 Devon and 103,121 6,184 772 493 24,841 51,549 2,374 15,545 1,363 5,964 19,716 11,365 13,476 Cornwall Dorset 49,731 2,019 324 189 9,924 26,653 1,303 8,679 640 3,789 9,904 4,732 5,192 Durham 51,849 1,895 351 221 13,084 22,630 1,279 11,575 814 5,995 6,594 5,885 7,199 Essex 100,758 4,859 635 461 19,007 51,937 2,485 20,381 993 9,410 17,204 8,146 10,861 Gloucestershire 53,675 1,697 272 423 12,928 29,335 1,652 6,962 406 4,399 12,361 6,626 6,302 Greater 327,976 11,069 1,406 6,271 83,780 144,890 5,532 72,272 2,756 46,740 47,006 49,132 34,648 Manchester Hampshire 135,915 6,745 1,073 576 23,008 70,517 3,907 28,178 1,911 8,574 25,961 9,804 13,204 Hertfordshire 54,441 2,108 300 326 10,353 28,892 1,237 10,738 487 5,572 12,886 4,343 6,010 Humberside 126,932 6,104 665 747 37,834 57,406 2,610 20,754 812 11,133 17,938 15,923 21,911 Kent 147,980 8,891 908 747 32,516 71,116 3,155 28,999 1,648 15,078 22,676 14,667 17,849 Lancashire 122,487 3,637 713 827 30,500 54,644 3,446 27,090 1,630 8,592 20,245 17,103 13,397 Leicestershire 94,125 5,228 478 1,439 24,997 43,968 3,365 13,897 753 9,448 15,794 13,417 11,580 Lincolnshire 47,077 2,701 293 138 12,819 21,085 1,148 8,297 596 3,388 6,568 5,722 7,097 City of London 4,831 130 17 34 515 3,303 439 276 117 125 383 37 478 Merseyside 145,956 8,236 891 2,985 29,437 71,393 4,288 26,907 1,819 18,867 17,883 17,920 11,517 Metropolitan 841,784 49,639 7,355 32,867 164,926 385,160 38,983 151,829 11,025 60,466 115,750 100,216 64,710 Police Norfolk 55,314 2,492 428 219 11,751 28,276 1,251 10,222 675 3,404 8,892 4,186 7,565 Northamptonshir 57,378 2,766 345 473 12,542 27,207 1,246 12,241 558 6,891 8,894 6,377 6,165 e Northumbria 169,656 5,148 601 1,403 42,822 68,692 2,109 47,725 1,156 17,877 20,626 21,409 21,413 North Yorkshire 56,919 2,333 311 177 13,972 28,573 1,052 10,036 465 4,804 9,024 6,065 7,907 Nottinghamshire 141,307 8,529 820 1,166 33,188 61,603 3,027 31,903 1,071 14,350 18,896 16,671 16,517 South Yorkshire 151,577 4,427 570 1,209 43,276 70,448 2,651 27,800 1,196 22,053 23,523 22,392 20,884 Staffordshire 92,155 7,329 532 503 24,511 39,561 2,004 16,904 811 8,487 13,415 12,395 12,116 Suffolk 37,094 2,136 351 156 6,384 18,134 1,333 7,965 635 2,008 5,523 2,539 3,845 Surrey 42,014 1,942 363 212 8,476 21,611 1,389 7,457 564 2,777 7,762 3,777 4,699 Sussex 118,086 6,407 759 682 21,534 59,412 2,815 25,015 1,462 7,424 20,217 10,758 10,776 Thames Valley 172,194 6,606 779 1,429 36,549 93,239 4,551 27,257 1,784 17,584 37,741 18,678 17,871 Warwickshire 38,926 1,278 207 196 9,181 19,915 975 6,805 369 4,269 7,227 3,954 5,227 West Mercia 82,254 3,085 526 331 16,435 43,110 1,894 15,866 1,007 7,168 14,908 7,432 9,003 West Midlands 317,892 8,404 1,124 8,150 88,860 146,882 6,365 55,856 2,251 45,383 50,632 46,237 42,623 West Yorkshire 268,716 8,376 1,588 3,229 80,010 120,801 5,071 45,842 3,799 27,802 41,655 47,582 32,428 Wiltshire 35,911 2,126 352 153 7,611 17,854 920 6,473 422 1,880 6,297 3,615 3,996 Dyfed-Powys 19,072 2,098 257 47 3,041 7,704 604 4,571 750 1,010 1,848 1,159 1,882 Gwent 44,572 4,540 431 121 8,717 19,581 1,305 8,925 952 3,216 6,515 3,663 5,054 North Wales 41,024 2,467 420 111 8,952 19,586 1,022 7,921 545 2,147 7,165 3,217 5,735 South Wales 141,578 6,734 571 584 31,121 66,448 3,105 31,533 1,482 21,189 22,583 12,472 18,649 England and 5,033,8 239,109 31,247 73,957 1,164,3 2,382,9 135,902 950,698 55,595 493,302 799,445 601,992 562,372 Wales 28 64 56 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Date

18 March 1997

Reference

20191; 292 c488-90W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

What was the number of recorded offences of (a) burglary in a dwelling, (b) burglary elsewhere, (c) theft of a vehicle or taking and driving away and (d) theft from a vehicle in each police force area of England and Wales in the year to June 1996. - Table given.

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

For answer on

12 November 1996

Answered on

12 November 1996

Mr. Michael: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was the number of recorded offences of (a) burglary in a dwelling, (b) burglary elsewhere, (c) theft of a vehicle or taking and driving away and (d) theft from a vehicle in each police force area of England and Wales in the year to June 1996. [2235] Mr. Maclean: The information requested is given in the following table. Notifiable offences recorded by the police by police force area 12 months to June 1996 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Police force area Burglary in a dwelling Burglary other than a Theft of a vehicle{1} Theft from a vehicle dwelling Avon and Somerset 17,881 16,167 16,548 31,688 Bedfordshire 5,358 5,363 6,141 10,473 Cambridgeshire 6,443 8,042 7,638 14,119 Cheshire 7,808 8,698 6,488 10,006 Cleveland 12,604 10,721 8,795 11,847 Cumbria 4,101 4,816 2,309 6,792 Derbyshire 8,117 11,349 9,451 14,248 Devon and Cornwall 12,630 13,463 6,035 19,358 Dorset 6,023 5,588 3,607 9,527 Durham 6,078 7,277 6,189 6,914 Essex 7,992 11,316 9,071 16,802 Gloucestershire 6,865 6,074 4,145 12,154 Greater Manchester 50,936 35,853 46,742 48,638 Hampshire 11,089 13,601 8,749 26,699 Hertfordshire 4,519 6,446 5,839 12,886 Humberside 16,594 22,104 11,787 18,651 Kent 15,332 18,770 16,278 24,443 Lancashire 17,647 12,977 9,109 22,275 Leicestershire 13,597 12,143 9,979 16,358 Lincolnshire 5,210 6,906 3,377 5,934 City of London 31 556 114 513 Merseyside 20,133 12,158 19,009 18,423 Metropolitan Police 100,497 65,069 57,871 110,810 Norfolk 5,013 7,416 3,464 8,194 Northamptonshire 7,126 6,803 6,495 9,122 Northumbria 24,250 24,423 19,977 21,927 North Yorkshire 7,146 8,831 5,346 9,587 Nottinghamshire 18,147 17,367 15,161 18,891 South Yorkshire 23,559 22,483 23,016 24,052 Staffordshire 12,380 12,246 9,058 13,941 Suffolk 2,790 4,021 2,140 5,113 Surrey 3,922 4,873 2,787 8,154 Sussex 11,582 10,626 7,069 19,417 Thames Valley 19,301 18,708 18,088 38,274 Warwickshire 3,748 5,210 4,207 7,283 West Mercia 6,996 7,719 7,143 15,464 West Midlands 47,621 45,147 48,140 52,862 West Yorkshire 54,257 35,007 33,846 42,419 Wiltshire 3,586 3,933 1,907 5,995 Dyfed-Powys 1,296 2,086 999 2,043 Gwent 3,311 4,202 3,172 5,823 North Wales 3,429 5,902 2,267 7,147 South Wales 13,974 20,457 22,104 24,340 England and Wales 630,919 582,917 511,657 809,606 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. {1}Includes aggravated vehicle taking and unauthorised taking of a vehicle.

Date

12 November 1996

Reference

2235; 285 c125-6W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

For answer on

28 March 1996

Answered on

28 March 1996

Mr. Michael: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded by each police force in England and Wales in 1995 were in a dwelling; and how many were in another building.[22700] Mr. Maclean: [holding answer 27 March 1996]: The information requested is contained in the following table. Notifiable offences recorded by the police by malice force area and offence group England and Wales 1995 Number of offences _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Police force area Total Violence Sexual Robbery Burglary Theft and Fraud and against the offences handling forgery person stolen goods Avon and Somerset 152,885 7,643 1,026 1,582 34,111 82,456 4,017 Bedfordshire 51,104 1,911 294 664 11,026 27,285 1,781 Cambridgeshire 67,652 2,755 430 352 14,267 38,290 1,369 Cheshire 73,202 3,487 574 316 18,155 34,326 2,639 Cleveland 79,719 2,961 279 487 23,536 36,488 1,481 Cumbria 41,230 2,411 228 96 9,422 19,530 930 Derbyshire 82,380 3,971 550 398 19,875 39,658 1,399 Devon and Cornwall 102,193 4,709 792 444 26,400 51,651 2,674 Dorset 54,582 2,158 331 205 12,347 29,026 1,501 Durham 57,817 2,030 373 164 15,463 25,515 1,661 Essex 98,097 4,488 692 361 19,804 51,077 2,465 Gloucestershire 55,448 1,885 324 299 13,872 30,010 1,986 Greater Manchester 327,994 9,033 1,279 5,714 85,848 149,454 5,840 Hampshire 134,319 5,969 1,049 485 24,726 71,788 3,892 Hertfordshire 55,891 2,039 281 281 11,318 29,894 1,232 Humberside 128,393 5,804 781 680 39,113 59,072 2,966 Kent 155,251 7,444 994 779 33,865 77,488 3,627 Lancashire 124,921 3,467 580 759 29,845 59,028 3,484 Leicestershire 93,607 5,138 538 1,244 25,487 44,520 2,681 Lincolnshire 48,015 2,514 367 128 12,243 22,774 1,163 City of London 5,727 126 17 32 712 3,924 488 Merseyside 153,385 8,098 937 2,768 34,497 74,797 4,259 Metropolitan Police 840,478 43,714 6,652 29,859 176,213 389,772 34,139 Norfolk 51,716 1,955 315 193 13,097 26,420 1,345 Northamptonshire 56,524 2,672 308 332 14,004 26,390 1,217 Northumbria 194,141 5,735 556 1,581 52,870 78,837 2,606 North Yorkshire 63,539 2,133 247 167 16,641 31,574 1,032 Nottinghamshire 151,371 8,107 970 1,513 37,932 65,095 3,701 South Yorkshire 154,293 4,909 600 1,164 45,504 71,230 2,524 Staffordshire 91,496 6,471 563 500 24,838 41,470 1,905 Suffolk 38,234 2,051 357 129 7,114 19,282 1,243 Surrey 44,313 2,288 397 198 9,175 22,821 1,442 Sussex 110,300 4,441 738 608 23,224 56,376 2,763 Thames Valley 178,702 6,167 762 1,319 38,748 98,074 4,732 Warwickshire 38,906 1,258 214 174 9,302 20,277 901 West Mercia 80,013 3,222 467 289 15,075 42,975 1,739 West Midlands 318,087 8,621 1,245 7,872 89,941 148,736 7,624 West Yorkshire 283,938 8,358 1,416 3,344 90,130 128,196 4,818 Wiltshire 36,428 2,173 368 137 8,092 17,852 1,012 Dyfed Powys 19,419 1,952 256 26 3,515 8,103 577 Gwent 33,034 2,549 309 133 6,517 15,949 933 North Wales 41,645 2,258 347 94 9,352 19,665 1,130 South Wales 153,249 6,460 587 537 36,941 72,471 3,399 England and Wales 5,123,638 217,535 30,390 68,407 1,244,157 2,459,616 134,317 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. England and Wales 1995 Number of offences _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Police force area Criminal damage Other offences Theft of vehicle Theft from Burglary in a Burglary in vehicle dwelling another building Avon and Somerset 21,097 953 16,599 31,573 16,878 17,233 Bedfordshire 7,670 473 6,141 10,745 5,078 5,948 Cambridgeshire 9,742 447 7,307 12,796 6,347 7,920 Cheshire 12,150 1,555 6,739 11,438 8,545 9,610 Cleveland 13,748 739 9,897 11,654 12,438 11,098 Cumbria 8,231 382 2,387 6,831 4,142 5,280 Derbyshire 15,721 808 9,483 14,164 8,183 11,692 Devon and Cornwall 14,177 1,346 5,916 20,123 13,235 13,165 Dorset 8,368 646 3,670 10,191 6,685 5,662 Durham 11,767 844 6,780 7,779 7,344 8,119 Essex 18,286 924 8,625 16,472 8,151 11,653 Gloucestershire 6,396 676 3,921 12,411 7,127 6,745 Greater Manchester 68,019 2,807 45,507 50,372 51,724 34,124 Hampshire 24,773 1,637 8,471 25,097 10,916 13,810 Hertfordshire 10,378 468 5,495 12,989 4,242 7,076 Humberside 19,284 693 11,327 18,059 17,518 21,595 Kent 29,523 1,531 16,450 25,163 15,089 18,776 Lancashire 26,340 1,418 9,258 22,449 17,603 12,242 Leicestershire 13,365 634 9,554 15,874 13,790 11,697 Lincolnshire 8,138 688 3,538 5,661 5,311 6,932 City of London 301 127 105 677 43 669 Merseyside 25,855 2,174 18,230 18,678 21,665 12,832 Metropolitan Police 149,500 10,629 59,946 113,241 108,128 68,085 Norfolk 7,778 613 3,378 8,435 5,386 7,711 Northamptonshire 11,003 598 6,134 8,752 6,826 7,178 Northumbria 50,913 1,043 21,260 22,387 25,920 26,950 North Yorkshire 11,317 428 5,260 10,364 7,080 9,561 Nottinghamshire 33,181 872 16,480 18,679 19,951 17,981 South Yorkshire 27,114 1,248 20,940 24,217 22,235 23,269 Staffordshire 15,121 628 8,775 14,970 12,090 12,748 Suffolk 7,359 699 2,145 5,348 2,865 4,249 Surrey 7,334 658 2,817 8,303 4,002 5,173 Sussex 20,747 1,403 6,763 19,263 12,493 10,731 Thames Valley 27,266 1,634 18,438 39,336 19,619 19,129 Warwickshire 6,422 358 4,150 7,330 3,908 5,394 West Mercia 15,479 767 6,752 14,804 6,815 8,260 West Midlands 52,163 1,885 45,102 50,494 46,368 43,573 West Yorkshire 44,805 2,871 33,887 42,919 54,921 35,209 Wiltshire 6,288 506 2,159 5,890 3,816 4,276 Dyfed-Powys 4,403 587 1,015 2,072 1,278 2,237 Gwent 5,895 749 3,194 4,809 2,903 3,614 North Wales 8,176 623 2,406 7,014 3,155 6,197 South Wales 31,390 1,464 22,703 24,575 14,859 22,082 England and Wales 916,983 52,233 509,104 814,398 646,672 597,485 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Date

28 March 1996

Reference

22700; 274 c686-90W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded in each London borough by the Metropolitan Police within each category of crime in the year to June 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded in each borough; how many...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

10 January 1996

Reference

269 c217-8W; 7439

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in the year to June 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; and how...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

19 October 1995

Reference

37166; 264 c335-40W;264 c333-7W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many crimes were recorded in each borough by the Metropolitan Police within each category of crime in the year to June 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded in each borough; and how many...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

19 October 1995

Reference

37167; 264 c334-6W;264 c332-4W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

How many females aged (a) 10 to 14, (b) 14 to 17, (c) 17 to 21 and (d) over 21 years were cautioned or found guilty by magistrates' or crown courts in 1993 and 1994 in total and for (i) violence against the person, (ii) sexual offences, (iii) robbery, (iv)...

Asked by

Alun Michael (Labour; Co-operative Party)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

16 October 1995

Reference

36247; 264 c55-60W

House

House of Commons

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