Cheltenham Crime Map

Crimes per 1,000 residents across Cheltenham over a rolling 12 months, mapped by small area and by ward.

How Crime Compares Across Cheltenham

This map shades every part of Cheltenham by its crime rate: the number of crimes reported to the police over 12 months for every 1,000 people who live there. Using a rate rather than a raw count means a busy, densely populated area can be compared fairly with a quieter one.

Choose between 77 small areas, each home to around 1,500 people, or Cheltenham’s 20 electoral wards. Move the slider to step back through earlier 12-month periods and see how each area has changed. Click any area for its figures, or see the tables below the map. For month-by-month totals, see our crime data page, and for a fuller picture of each neighbourhood, see the ward profiles.

Crime Rate Map

2025-02 to 2026-01

Crimes per 1,000 residents over 12 months

Crime Rate by Ward

2025-02 to 2026-01, using mid-2024 population estimates

Ward Residents Crimes Per 1,000
All Saints 5,738 932 162.4
Battledown 6,351 289 45.5
Benhall, the Reddings & Fiddler's Green 6,352 443 69.7
Charlton Kings 6,027 301 49.9
Charlton Park 5,121 178 34.8
College 5,543 1,367 246.6
Hesters Way 6,982 860 123.2
Lansdown 6,699 1,203 179.6
Leckhampton 5,659 193 34.1
Oakley 6,122 667 109.0
Park 5,710 373 65.3
Pittville 6,230 664 106.6
Prestbury 6,046 288 47.6
Springbank 6,797 543 79.9
St Mark's 6,342 937 147.7
St Paul's 6,459 1,179 182.5
St Peter's 6,828 811 118.8
Swindon Village 5,039 1,027 203.8
Up Hatherley 6,330 214 33.8
Warden Hill 5,364 270 50.3

Crime Rate by Small Area

2025-02 to 2026-01, using mid-2024 population estimates

Area Ward Residents Crimes Per 1,000
Cheltenham 008A All Saints 1,696 159 93.8
Cheltenham 008B All Saints 1,805 100 55.4
Cheltenham 008C All Saints 2,029 721 355.3
Cheltenham 012B Battledown 1,687 57 33.8
Cheltenham 012C Battledown 1,469 36 24.5
Cheltenham 010A Benhall, the Reddings & Fiddler's Green 1,647 98 59.5
Cheltenham 010B Benhall, the Reddings & Fiddler's Green 1,699 145 85.3
Cheltenham 010C Benhall, the Reddings & Fiddler's Green 1,573 150 95.4
Cheltenham 012D Charlton Kings 1,628 61 37.5
Cheltenham 012E Charlton Kings 1,478 138 93.4
Cheltenham 012F Charlton Kings 1,522 42 27.6
Cheltenham 012G Charlton Kings 1,399 60 42.9
Cheltenham 014A Charlton Park 1,706 39 22.9
Cheltenham 014B Charlton Park 1,574 67 42.6
Cheltenham 014C Charlton Park 1,566 54 34.5
Cheltenham 009A College 1,613 485 300.7
Cheltenham 009B College 1,721 554 321.9
Cheltenham 014D College 1,432 41 28.6
Cheltenham 009C College 1,228 139 113.2
Cheltenham 005A Hesters Way 1,730 235 135.8
Cheltenham 005B Hesters Way 1,980 215 108.6
Cheltenham 003A Hesters Way 1,411 168 119.1
Cheltenham 010D Hesters Way 2,315 179 77.3
Cheltenham 009D Lansdown 1,187 115 96.9
Cheltenham 009E Lansdown 1,201 85 70.8
Cheltenham 009F Lansdown 1,462 271 185.4
Cheltenham 009G Lansdown 2,071 798 385.3
Cheltenham 015A Leckhampton 1,613 68 42.2
Cheltenham 015B Leckhampton 2,454 70 28.5
Cheltenham 015C Leckhampton 1,592 78 49.0
Cheltenham 006A Oakley 1,438 169 117.5
Cheltenham 006B Oakley 1,710 113 66.1
Cheltenham 006C Oakley 1,385 128 92.4
Cheltenham 006D Oakley 1,589 212 133.4
Cheltenham 011A Warden Hill 1,655 46 27.8
Cheltenham 011B Park 1,371 102 74.4
Cheltenham 011C Park 1,557 137 88.0
Cheltenham 011D Park 1,696 50 29.5
Cheltenham 004A Pittville 1,914 236 123.3
Cheltenham 008D Pittville 1,496 67 44.8
Cheltenham 008E Pittville 1,344 188 139.9
Cheltenham 008F Pittville 1,464 177 120.9
Cheltenham 002A Pittville 2,187 96 43.9
Cheltenham 002B Prestbury 1,503 78 51.9
Cheltenham 002C Prestbury 1,196 59 49.3
Cheltenham 002D Prestbury 1,380 32 23.2
Cheltenham 005C St Mark's 1,754 486 277.1
Cheltenham 007A St Mark's 1,582 114 72.1
Cheltenham 007B St Mark's 1,460 114 78.1
Cheltenham 007C St Mark's 1,546 176 113.8
Cheltenham 004B St Paul's 1,683 139 82.6
Cheltenham 004C St Paul's 1,269 121 95.4
Cheltenham 004D St Paul's 1,591 756 475.2
Cheltenham 004E St Paul's 1,916 179 93.4
Cheltenham 007D St Peter's 1,591 158 99.3
Cheltenham 007E St Peter's 1,939 254 131.0
Cheltenham 005D St Peter's 1,553 152 97.9
Cheltenham 005E Springbank 1,756 170 96.8
Cheltenham 003B Springbank 2,322 240 103.4
Cheltenham 003C Springbank 1,499 106 70.7
Cheltenham 003D Springbank 1,582 91 57.5
Cheltenham 001A Swindon Village 1,497 160 106.9
Cheltenham 001B Swindon Village 1,443 299 207.2
Cheltenham 001C Swindon Village 1,487 579 389.4
Cheltenham 001D Swindon Village 1,229 38 30.9
Cheltenham 013A Up Hatherley 1,269 25 19.7
Cheltenham 013B Up Hatherley 1,155 43 37.2
Cheltenham 013C Up Hatherley 1,482 104 70.2
Cheltenham 013D Up Hatherley 1,419 31 21.8
Cheltenham 013E Warden Hill 1,195 18 15.1
Cheltenham 013F Warden Hill 1,407 113 80.3
Cheltenham 013G Up Hatherley 1,376 70 50.9
Cheltenham 011E Warden Hill 1,371 42 30.6
Cheltenham 007G Lansdown 1,442 367 254.5
Cheltenham 007H St Peter's 1,081 72 66.6
Cheltenham 012H Battledown 1,909 99 51.9
Cheltenham 012I Battledown 1,561 105 67.3

Frequently Asked Questions

How Is the Crime Rate Worked Out?

  • We count every street-level crime published by Police.uk within an area's boundary over 12 months, then divide by the number of people living there and multiply by 1,000. Population figures are the Office for National Statistics' mid-year estimates for the year each 12-month period ends in, or the latest year published.

What Are the Small Areas?

  • They are the Office for National Statistics' Lower Layer Super Output Areas, small neighbourhoods of roughly 1,000 to 3,000 residents used for census and official statistics. Each is named after the borough and a code, such as Cheltenham 004D, and the table shows which ward each one mostly falls in.

Why Does the Town Centre Have Such a High Rate?

  • Crime rates are measured against the people who live in an area, but the town centre is where many more people shop, work and go out. Violence, anti-social behaviour and shoplifting, the most common crimes in the centre, push its rate up even though relatively few people live there.

Why Might a Crime Appear in the Wrong Area?

  • Police.uk moves each crime to a nearby anonymous map point to protect the privacy of victims, so a crime near a boundary can be counted on the other side of it. Treat the map as a guide to how areas compare rather than an exact count for any one street.

Which Months Does the Map Cover?

  • Each view covers 12 complete months of published data. Police.uk usually publishes each month's figures early in the month after next, and any month the police have not yet published in full is left out until it is.

Crime data from Police.uk street-level crime. Population from ONS mid-year population estimates for small areas, via Nomis, and area boundaries from the ONS Open Geography Portal (contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right). All licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Last updated 23 September 2026.