Recorded crime
Telford recorded crime by postcode district
Crimes police recorded in July 2026 within roughly 1 mile of each district centre, across 6 Telford districts. Counts, not rates.
Crimes recorded, July 2026
1,410
Across 6 districts, within about 1 mile of each centre.
- Districts
- 6
- Most recorded
- Violence
data.police.uk, July 2026
Summary
Recorded crime in Telford: police recorded 1,410 crimes in July 2026 within roughly 1 mile of the centre of each of the 6 postcode districts with a published figure. TF8 has the lowest recorded count (95) and TF3 the highest (336). The most often recorded category was violent crime, at 43% of the month's recorded crimes. These are counts, not rates: a district with shops, bars and a station will out-count a residential one on footfall alone.
Data from data.police.uk street-level crime API, July 2026.
Read this first
These are counts, not rates. data.police.uk street-level crime API publishes how many crimes were recorded near a point; it publishes no population figure to divide by. A district with a station, shops and bars will record more crime than a residential one because more people pass through it, not necessarily because residents are more likely to be a victim. Recorded crime is also only crime that was reported and recorded, and reporting rates vary by crime type and by area.
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Our take · opinion, not advice
Our take on Telford crime counts: a wide gap that mostly reflects footfall
Across the 6 Telford districts with a published figure, police recorded 1,410 crimes in July 2026, running from 95 in TF8 to 336 in TF3, which says more about where people gather than about where anyone feels at risk.
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Key figures
Telford crime counts at a glance
Police records for July 2026. A count near each district centre is not a safety ranking.
Lowest district
95
TF8, crimes recorded
Middle district
276
Median of the districts
Highest district
336
TF3, crimes recorded
Top category
Violence
602 of 1,410 crimes
Recorded crime
Telford crime by category and district
1,410 recorded crimes across 6 districts in July 2026.
By category
What the recorded crimes were
Violent crime was the most recorded category, with 602 of 1,410 crimes (43%). It describes the month's police records, not what is likely to happen to you.
See the figures
| Category | Recorded | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Violent crime | 602 | 43% |
| Anti social behaviour | 230 | 16% |
| Shoplifting | 141 | 10% |
| Criminal damage arson | 91 | 6% |
| Other theft | 79 | 6% |
data.police.uk street-level crime API, July 2026
By district
Telford districts, lowest recorded count first
Counts run from 95 in TF8 to 336 in TF3. Each row is one postcode district: how many crimes police recorded within about a mile of its centre.
See the figures
| District | Recorded crimes | Most recorded category | Area data |
|---|---|---|---|
| TF8 | 95 | Violent crime (44) | TF8 area report |
| TF4 | 203 | Violent crime (95) | TF4 area report |
| TF2 | 218 | Violent crime (87) | TF2 area report |
| TF1 | 276 | Violent crime (120) | TF1 area report |
| TF7 | 282 | Violent crime (112) | TF7 area report |
| TF3 | 336 | Violent crime (144) | TF3 area report |
Districts with no figure published for July 2026 are left out rather than shown as zero: a force not having published yet is not the same fact as no crime.
data.police.uk street-level crime API, July 2026
Reading the numbers
What the numbers show
Across the 6 Telford postcode districts with a published figure for July 2026, police recorded 1,410 crimes in total within roughly a mile of each district centroid. The median district recorded 247.
TF8 has the lowest recorded crime count of the districts listed (95), and TF3 the highest (336).
The spread across the city is wide: the highest-counting district recorded about 3.5 times as many crimes as the lowest. Much of a gap that size reflects what is in the radius: a city-centre district with shops, bars and a station will out-count a residential one before any difference in how people behave.
The most frequently recorded category across these districts was violent crime, at 43% of all recorded crimes in the month.
Questions, answered
Telford recorded crime: your questions
How many crimes were recorded in Telford?
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Why does this page not rank Telford districts by crime rate?
Source and method
Where these figures come from
data.police.uk street-level crime API (API documentation), month 2026-07, one request per district at its centroid, ~1 mile radius. England and Wales only. Data.police.uk does not carry Police Scotland or PSNI. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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