Overall Crime Rate Of 83.2 Crimes Per 1000 People
Most known for its enigmatic statues along its sandy seafront, the Merseyside town of Crosby harbours one of the county’s longest stretches of coastline, reaching from just north of Liverpool to as far as Southport. Given the town’s idyllic backdrop, it’s no surprise the crime rate is below the regional average at 83.2 crimes per 1000 residents.
Of course, that’s not to say the town has no issues with crime. There’s still figures across both violent crime (1959 incidents) and public order offences (577 incidents), as well as a rate of bicycle theft (63 incidents) that’s 10% higher than the region’s average.