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Crime Rates in Enfield Town (EN1)

Crime statistics for EN1 from official Police UK data: the latest month's recorded crimes within a mile, broken down by category.

How safe is Enfield Town (EN1)?

EN1 covers Enfield Town, a suburban north London centre with a traditional market town feel. Good schools, green spaces, and affordable family homes make it popular with buyers seeking value on the Piccadilly line.

Which types of crime are most reported in EN1?

In August 2026, the categories recorded most within a mile of the EN1 centre were Violent crime (123), Anti-social behaviour (119) and Shoplifting (110), out of 548 crimes in all. The checker above breaks any full EN1 postcode down the same way.

How do I check crime rates for a specific street in EN1?

Enter a full EN1 postcode into the checker above to see crimes recorded within about a mile in the latest month Police.uk has published, taken directly from its street-level data. Where a force's feed to Police.uk is known to be incomplete, the checker says so instead of printing a count.

EN1 at a glance

548 crimes were recorded within 1 mile of the EN1 centre in August 2026, the latest month Police UK has published. The most recorded category was violent crime, at 22% of the total.

Recorded crimes, 1 mile, August 2026
548
Most recorded category
Violent crime (22%)
Categories recorded
8+
Crimes recorded within 1 mile of the EN1 centre, August 2026
CategoryCrimesShare
Violent crime12322%
Anti-social behaviour11922%
Shoplifting11020%
Other theft499%
Vehicle crime377%
Drugs214%
Burglary193%
Robbery193%
All other categories519%

Source: Police UK street-level crime data (data.police.uk, Open Government Licence), August 2026: crimes recorded within a 1-mile radius of the EN1 centroid. Police UK moves each crime to a nearby anonymised point, so counts near the edge of the mile are approximate.

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