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Monthly performance information
The force publishes it's performance data on a monthly basis in a document called the force profile. Click here to access the most recent force profile.
You can also obtain more local performance information for your area by clicking the map, above, or using the CADDIE link on the left of this page.
The Common Statement of Performance
Click here to find out more information about Hampshire Constabulary's Common Statement of Performance.
Crime information in your area
CADDIE is a website that has been built by Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships across Hampshire and Isle of Wight. CADDIE can help you see what is happening in your local area and how, together, we are working to reduce crime, tackle the fear of crime and promote quality of life issues around Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Access CADDIE to find up-to-date information about crime and disorder in your area.
The data tables below display data held in Hampshire Constabulary's Crime and Incident Management system. The data compares performance for your local area from 1st April to the current date with the same period last year. It will indicate whether crime and detection rates have gone up or down.
Work is currently in hand to amend the data for Rowdy and Inconsiderate Incidents for the current year, which have been subject to changes in their groupings and classifications by the Home Office.
The data for your area is also compared with crime data for the force as a whole to indicate local performance.
A detection is where the investigation of an offence has been resolved by way of:
- Charge;
- Summons;
- Caution;
- Offences Taken into Consideration;
- Reprimand;
- Final Warning; or
- Fixed Penalty Notice.
Differences in recorded crime and detections may be seen on a daily basis due to the requirements under Home Office Counting Rules to ensure that each crime is recorded accurately and ethically. This may result in a decrease of recorded crime.
If you have any comments on how this performance data is presented, or suggestions on how to improve the information we provide, please email Chief Superintendent Matthew Greening
