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Brynyffynnon crime figures: 106 offences reported in September, down 9% on August

Violence and sexual offences was the most-reported category in Brynyffynnon in September 2026; 1 cases have gone to court so far.

Brynyffynnon recorded 106 crimes and anti-social behaviour incidents in September 2026, down 9% on August (116), according to the latest street-level figures published by North Wales Police.

The most commonly reported category was violence and sexual offences, with 40 reports, or 38% of the total, followed by shoplifting (20) and anti-social behaviour (13).

Neighbourhood officers currently list reducing anti-social behaviour (asb) in the city centre, partnership working, retail crime, violence against women and girls (vawg) and increased engagement and hubs as their priorities for the area.

The figures by category

CategorySeptemberAugustChange
Violence and sexual offences4046−6
Shoplifting2014+6
Anti-social behaviour1314−1
Public order1012−2
Other theft916−7
Criminal damage and arson76+1
Drugs34−1
Robbery10new
Vehicle crime12−1
Burglary110
Other crime10new
Bicycle theft01−1
Total106116−10

Where it was reported

  1. On or near Town Hill: 17
  2. On or near Hospital: 9
  3. On or near Parking Area: 7
  4. On or near Ruthin Road: 7
  5. On or near Llys Nantgarw: 6
  6. On or near Wrexham Central: 5

Police move each report to a nearby anonymised point before publishing, so “on or near” a street does not mean the incident happened on that street.

What has happened since

  • Under investigation: 73
  • Unable to prosecute suspect: 10
  • Investigation complete; no suspect identified: 7
  • Awaiting court outcome: 1
  • Local resolution: 1
  • Formal action is not in the public interest: 1

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

Ends

Source: North Wales Police via data.police.uk / Open Government Licence v3.0. Spotted a mistake? See corrections and removals.