In relation to the enjoyment of our local neighbourhoods within the Ballyarnett DEA/Greater Shantallow Area/Outer North NR Area, a variety of factors can influence whether or not people enjoy living in the area. Local environmental and behavioural conditions contribute significantly to their quality of life and can particularly affect certain groups of people and places.

Multiple Deprivation Measures 2017

Wards are ranked from the most deprived (rank 1) to the least deprived (rank 462) in NI.

	Ward2014 name	Living Environment Domain Rank (where 1 is most deprived)	Crime and Disorder Domain Rank (where 1 is most deprived)
	Artigarvan	286	341
	Ballycolman	266	115
	Ballymagroarty	103	30
	Brandywell	37	18
	Carn Hill	133	70
	Castlederg	308	204
	Caw	431	160
	City Walls	14	1
	Claudy	325	287
	Clondermot	435	153
	Creggan	35	131
	Creggan South	93	96
	Culmore	412	311
	Drumahoe	369	186
	Dunnamanagh	69	398
	Ebrington	57	34
	Eglinton	277	238
	Enagh	249	116
	Finn	407	264
	Foyle Springs	219	185
	Galliagh	52	6
	Glenderg	33	452
	Glenelly Valley	171	427
	Kilfennan	331	198
	Lisnagelvin	378	151
	Madam's Bank	170	51
	New Buildings	344	302
	Newtownstewart	190	175
	Northland	2	17
	Park	19	393
	Shantallow	123	144
	Shantallow East	445	149
	Sheriff's Mountain	226	174
	Sion Mills	119	177
	Skeoge	332	68
	Slievekirk	90	229
	Springtown	154	123
	Strabane North	84	23
	Strabane West	335	73
	Victoria	120	40

Source: https://www.nisra.gov.uk/publications/nimdm17-ward2014-results

2019 Crime Statistics

	Recorded crime - all offences 2019		Criminal damage	Violence against the person, sexual offences and robbery	Burglary	Theft offences	Drug offences	All other offences
	All	All		All	All	All	All	All
Carn Hill	212	55		98	9	26	9	15
Culmore	98	12		48	5	13	11	9
Galliagh	434	96		212	14	56	23	33
Shantallow	196	49		92	6	33	9	7
Shantallow East	96	17		47	10	18	1	3
Skeoge	485	119		219	24	52	32	39

 Source: Police Recorded Crime (administrative geographies) - Table view - Police Recorded Crime (administrative geographies) - Table view - NINIS: Northern Ireland Neighbourhood Information Service (nisra.gov.uk)

Antisocial Behaviour Incidents 2019

Electoral Ward	Anti social behaviour incidents recorded by the police in 2019
Carnhill	78
Culmore	72
Galliagh	160
Shantallow East	58
Shantallow	50
Skeoge	226
Total	644

Source: Anti-Social Behaviour Incidents Recorded by the Police (administrative geographies) - Table view - Anti-Social Behaviour Incidents Recorded by the Police (administrative geographies) - Table view - NINIS: Northern Ireland Neighbourhood Information Service (nisra.gov.uk)

 

Domestic Abuse 2019

Electoral Ward	Incidents Recorded with a Domestic Abuse Motivation 2019	Crime recorded with Domestic Abuse Motivation (excluded fraud) 2019
Carnhill	77	40
Culmore	34	24
Galliagh	152	105
Shantallow East	80	61
Shantallow	42	22
Skeoge	192	119
Total	577	372

Source: Incidents and Crimes with a domestic abuse motivation (administrative geographies) - Table view - Incidents and Crimes with a domestic abuse motivation (administrative geographies) - Table view - NINIS: Northern Ireland Neighbourhood Information Service (nisra.gov.uk)

 

 

 

For Further statistics 

Police Statistics:https://www.nisra.gov.uk/statistics/crime-and-justice/psni-statistics

Department of Justice Statistics:https://www.justice-ni.gov.uk/topics/doj-statistics-and-research

Public Prosecution Service Statistics: https://www.ppsni.gov.uk/statistics-and-research

NI Policing Board Research & Statistics: https://www.nipolicingboard.org.uk/publications-search/type/research-and-statistics-40

For Further Research

The Department of Justice (DoJ) on 26th February 2021 published the Research and Statistical Bulletin ‘Experience of Crime: Findings from the 2019/20 Northern Ireland Safe Community Survey’ (NISCS; formerly known as the Northern Ireland Crime Survey (NICS)). The bulletin focuses on crime victimisation rates in Northern Ireland for the following broad crime types:

• crimes affecting the whole household (mainly property offences), including vandalism, domestic burglary, vehicle-related theft, bicycle theft and other household theft; and
• personal crimes against respondents only (mainly violent offences), including common assault, wounding, mugging (robbery and snatch theft from the person), stealth theft from the person and other theft of personal property.
• Latest findings estimate that 6.9% of adults were victims of at least one crime measured through the survey during the 12 months prior to interview.  This showed no change since 2018/19 (7.5%).  The 2019/20 rate of 6.9% is one of the lowest victimisation (prevalence) rates estimated since the measure was first reported in 1998 (23.0%).
• Findings from NISCS 2019/20 and the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW; formerly the British Crime Survey) 2019/20 show that the risk of becoming a victim of crime remains lower in Northern Ireland (6.9%) than in England and Wales (13.3%).  These figures compare with 7.5% and 14.9% (respectively) in 2018/19.
• Source: https://www.justice-ni.gov.uk/news/experience-crime-findings-201920-northern-ireland-safe-community-survey-published-today