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Pembrokeshire crime in September: 986 offences reported, down 8% on August

Haverfordwest - Castle recorded the most reports. See the figures for every neighbourhood.

Police recorded 986 crimes and anti-social behaviour incidents across 60 Pembrokeshire neighbourhoods in September 2026, down 8% on August (1,072).

Haverfordwest - Castle had the most reports (86), followed by Haverfordwest - Prendergast (60) and Haverfordwest - Garth (49). City-centre neighbourhoods usually top the table because of shops, nightlife and footfall, not because residents there are more at risk.

The sharpest rise was in Milford - Hubberston, up 38% on August, while Milford - Hakin was down 54% on August.

Neighbourhood by neighbourhood

NeighbourhoodSeptemberAugustChange
Haverfordwest - Castle8682+4
Haverfordwest - Prendergast6053+7
Haverfordwest - Garth4947+2
Pembroke Dock - Llanion4337+6
Tenby - South4349−6
Milford - North3841−3
Johnston3415+19
Milford - Central3027+3
Milford - West3040−10
Milford - Hubberston2921+8
Haverfordwest - Portfield2553−28
Pembroke Dock - Market2530−5
Pembroke - St. Mary South2526−1
Milford - East2422+2
Pembroke Dock - Central2216+6
Merlin's Bridge2129−8
Pembroke - St. Mary North21210
Haverfordwest - Priory1930−11
Crymych17170
Saundersfoot178+9
Milford - Hakin1635−19
Fishguard North West168+8
Pembroke Dock - Pennar1618−2
Fishguard North East1516−1
Narberth - Rural1527−12
St. Dogmaels1411+3
Neyland - West1413+1
Neyland - East1218−6
Penally1214−2
Solva1110+1
Pembroke - Monkton1116−5
Lamphey116+5
Letterston1016−6
Tenby - North1012−2
Narberth1020−10
Goodwick913−4
Dinas Cross94+5
Kilgetty and Begelly911−2
Wiston880
Manorbier880
St. Ishmael's714−7
St. David's75+2
Llanrhian76+1
Cilgerran67−1
Camrose611−5
The Havens69−3
Newport64+2
Scleddau54+1
East Williamston59−4
Martletwy57−2
Burton42+2
Llangwm43+1
Pembroke - St. Michael48−4
Hundleton48−4
Carew41+3
Rudbaxton34−1
Lampeter Velfrey313−10
Clydau20new
Maenclochog26−4
Amroth23−1
Pembrokeshire total9861,072−86

Figures are from Dyfed-Powys Police street-level data on data.police.uk, published monthly about two months in arrears. They count reports, not convictions, and can be revised.

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