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Vehicle crime near Stafford: the latest police figures

Between October 2025 and September 2026, Staffordshire Police logged 100 vehicle offences inside a one-mile radius of Stafford. The most recent quarter brought 28 offences, 12% fewer than the 32 in the quarter before it.

Month by month

October 2025: 33OctNovember 2025: 88NovDecember 2025: 44DecJanuary 2026: 1212JanFebruary 2026: 88FebMarch 2026: 55MarApril 2026: 1010AprMay 2026: 55MayJune 2026: 1717JunJuly 2026: 88JulAugust 2026: 1111AugSeptember 2026: 99Sep

June 2026 stands out at 17 recorded offences, while October 2025 dropped to 3. Offences rose 50% from the first half of the period to the second. Average: 8.3 a month.

Monthly figures for Stafford
MonthOffencesvs 12-month average
Oct 20253-5
Nov 20258-0
Dec 20254-4
Jan 202612+4
Feb 20268-0
Mar 20265-3
Apr 202610+2
May 20265-3
Jun 202617+9
Jul 20268-0
Aug 202611+3
Sep 20269+1

How Stafford compares

Stafford sits at number 12 of 12 on our table, with 8 offences a month: around 86% below the typical town in our set. By contrast Cardiff recorded 116 a month.

Where offences were recorded

Just five locations make up 30% of the 100 offences recorded around Stafford.

  1. On or near Parking Area: 8
  2. On or near Sports/recreation Area: 7
  3. On or near Wogan Street: 6
  4. On or near West Close: 5
  5. On or near Supermarket: 4

What happened next

The most common recorded outcome near Stafford was "investigation complete; no suspect identified" (73 cases).

Latest recorded outcomes, Stafford
OutcomeOffencesShare
Investigation complete; no suspect identified7373%
Under investigation1111%
Unable to prosecute suspect99%
Status update unavailable44%
Offender given a caution22%
Awaiting court outcome11%

What this means if you park near Stafford

Stafford sees around 8 vehicle offences a month: low by city standards, yet thieves target the most valuable cars first. Watch June in particular: it produced the highest count locally.

Most owners near Stafford start with an immobiliser for prevention, then add monitored tracking if the insurer asks for it. See installation options.

Source: police.uk, centred on 52.8067, -2.1164, retrieved 2026-11-05. Method and limits.