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Theft in Southwark: risk map & statistics

In the last 12 months police recorded 20,210 theft and vandalism incidents in Southwark — about 55.4 a day. Risk score 46/100 (Medium risk).

20,210
Police-recorded incidents, last 12 months
55.4
per day
46/100
Risk score · Medium risk
+17%
July 2026: 2,394 incidents, +17% on the previous month

What gets stolen

Bikes917
Phones6,399
Vehicles1,902
Other theft9,886
Vandalism1,106

Monthly trend

2,083Oct2,011Nov2,051Dec1,858Jan1,886Feb1,973Mar1,944Apr1,956May2,054Jun2,394Jul0Aug0Sep

Live map

Streets with the most incidents

Locations as published by the police, anonymised to the nearest street or landmark.

  1. 1.Borough High Street500
  2. 2.Walworth Place491
  3. 3.Newington Causeway274
  4. 4.Elephant Road226
  5. 5.Elephant And Castle208
  6. 6.Horselydown Lane181
  7. 7.Railway Approach131
  8. 8.Bermondsey Square130
  9. 9.London Bridge116
  10. 10.A2198110

Compare with other areas

#AreaIncidents (12 months)Risk
1Westminster41,39457· High risk
2Southwark20,21046· Medium risk
3Camden19,48249· Medium risk
4Newham17,89142· Medium risk
5Lambeth16,86145· Medium risk
6Tower Hamlets16,25248· Medium risk
7Islington15,00050· High risk
8Hackney13,89947· Medium risk
9Lewisham10,89937· Medium risk
10Croydon10,22527· Medium risk
11Kensington and Chelsea10,09648· Medium risk
12Wandsworth9,25836· Medium risk
13Barnet8,18924· Low risk
14Waltham Forest8,07233· Medium risk
15Hammersmith and Fulham8,05842· Medium risk
16Haringey7,88736· Medium risk
17Greenwich7,80731· Medium risk
18Enfield7,58924· Low risk
19Brent6,17629· Medium risk
20Hounslow5,70125· Medium risk
21City of London5,52257· High risk
22Hillingdon5,31917· Low risk
23Redbridge4,61423· Low risk
24Barking and Dagenham4,55528· Medium risk
25Ealing4,43323· Low risk
26Havering4,16114· Low risk
27Merton3,77525· Medium risk
28Sutton3,54323· Low risk
29Harrow3,23820· Low risk
30Kingston upon Thames2,75522· Low risk
31Richmond upon Thames2,28515· Low risk
32Bromley1,7031· Low risk
33Bexley1,59511· Low risk

Source: UK Police open data (data.police.uk), street-level records. Updated monthly with a lag of about two months. Police categories are mapped to theft types by Ronda.