Crime report for SW31WP

Overview

This analysis examines reported crime data for the SW31WP postcode area (on or near Bromell’s Road) between April 2025 and February 2026. During this period, there were 35 total reported crimes recorded by the police.

Crime breakdown

The reported incidents are distributed across several categories. The top categories are:

• Anti-social behaviour:18 incidents (51% of total). Note: this category does not receive formal outcomes.
• Violent crime:5 incidents (14% of total) — 5 instances recorded as ‘Unable to prosecute suspect’.
• Criminal damage and arson:3 incidents (9% of total) — 3 instances recorded as ‘Unable to prosecute suspect’.
• Vehicle crime:3 incidents (9% of total) — 3 instances recorded as ‘Investigation complete; no suspect identified’.
• Other theft:2 incidents (6% of total) — 2 instances recorded as ‘Investigation complete; no suspect identified’.

How cases were closed

Of the 35 total reported crimes, 18 relate to anti-social behaviour, which does not have a formal outcome process. Of the remaining 17 crimes, the vast majority of investigations reached a conclusion without a prosecution or identified suspect. There were no instances of charges, cautions, or community resolutions recorded in this dataset.

How neighbouring postcodes compare

Nearby postcode SW31XJ recorded a total of 4 crimes between December 2025 and the end of the period. The main postcode (SW31WP) recorded a significantly higher volume of crime (35 incidents) compared to the nearby postcode (4 incidents) over their respective reporting periods. While SW31WP saw a high proportion of anti-social behaviour and violence-related reports, SW31XJ recorded a wider distribution of specific offence types within a smaller sample, including burglary and robbery. SW31XJ also recorded one incident with a status of ‘Awaiting court outcome’, which was not present in the SW31WP data.

What this tells you

• Anti-social behaviour prominence:Over half (51%) of all reports for SW31WP were classified as anti-social behaviour.
• Limited resolution:Among crimes where an outcome was recorded, there was a high frequency of cases closed with no suspect identified or an inability to prosecute, with no cases resulting in formal charges during this period.
• Data limitation note:This summary is based exclusively on police-reported crime data. It does not account for unreported incidents or broader community safety metrics.