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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire has developed a Police and Crime plan (2016-21) for Cheshire.
There are two elements to an Annual Report. Both came from the Police Act 1996. The Chief Constable had a requirement to submit to the Authority a general report on the policing of the force as soon after the end of the financial year as possible and arrange for it to be published. The Police Authority had a requirement to publish an annual report which outlines performance in the previous year and how far the intentions of the three year strategy and local policing plan were met. Cheshire, like many other forces and authorities, has produced a joint publication to satisfy both these requirements.
The Police and Justice Act 2006 repealed section 9 of the Police Act 1996 Sec 9 to produce an annual report in this way.
You can view annual reports on the Police and Crime Commisioner's website.
The performance measures on the Police and Crime Commissioner page below show the progress made in achieving the objectives set out in the Police and Crime Plan shown above.
Police Performance Assessments
Here you can find Cheshire Constabulary’s strategic plans:
Asset management strategy 2015-2018
Roads policing strategy 2015-2018
Local Crime Mapping Statistics (Crime Maps)
We also create a breakdown of common statistics.
Arrests by Reason and Gender - 2019-2020
Arrests by Reason and Gender - 2018-2019
Arrests by reason and gender 2017-2018
Arrests by reason and gender 2016-2017
Arrests by reason and gender 2015-2016
Arrests by Self Defined Ethnicity - 2019-2020
Arrests by Self Defined Ethnicity - 2018-2019
Arrests by self-defined ethnicity 2017-2018
Arrests by self-defined ethnicity 2016-2017
Arrests by self-defined ethnicity 2015-2016
Arrests of Foreign Nationals - End of Sep 2020
Arrests of Foreign Nationals - 2019-20
Arrests of Foreign Nationals - 2018-2019
Arrests of foreign nationals 2018-2019 (Q2)
Arrests of foreign nationals 2017-2018
Arrests of foreign nationals 2016-17
Arrests of foreign nationals 2015-2016
Incident response times 2018-19
Incident response times 2017-18
Incident response times 2016-17
Incident response times 2015-16
Domestic Abuse incidents 2018-19
Domestic Abuse incidents 2017-18
Domestic Abuse incidents 2016-17
Domestic Abuse incidents 2015-16
Domestic Abuse Crimes and Incidents - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Domestic abuse crimes 2018-19 (Q2)
Domestic Abuse Crimes and Incidents 2019-20
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2019-20
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2018-19
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2018-19 (Q2)
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2017-2018 - there were no attacks recorded
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2016-17
Attacks with a corrosive substance 2015-16
Crimes In Educational Establishment Crimes - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Crimes in Educational Establishments - 2019-20
CSE Related Crimes - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
CSE Related Crimes 2018-2019.xlsx
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) related crimes 2017-18
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) related crimes 2016-17
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) related crimes 2015-16
Crimes recorded and detected 2018-19
Crimes recorded and detected 2017-18
Crimes recorded and detected 2016-2017
Crimes recorded and detected 2015-2016
Cyber Crime - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Hate Crimes Recorded - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Hate Crime Victims - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Coronavirus Data (Hate Crimes) - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Hate Crime Victims Oct 18 - Mar 19
Hate crime victims gender 2017-18
Hate crime victims gender 2016-17
Hate crime victims gender 2015-16
Hate Crimes Solved - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Hate Crimes Solved Oct 18 - Mar 19
Weapon crimes firearms 2019-20 (Q1-Q2)
Weapon crimes firearms - 2018-2019
Weapon crimes firearms 2017-18
Weapon crimes firearms 2016-17
Weapon crimes firearms 2015-16
Weapon Crimes - Knives - 2018-2019
Weapon crimes knives 2018-19 (Q2)
Weapon crimes knives - 2016-17
Facebook Crimes - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Twitter Crime - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Facebook and Twitter Crimes 2018-2019
Facebook and Twitter crimes 2017-18
Facebook and Twitter crimes 2016-17
Facebook and Twitter crimes 2015-16
Paedophile Hunters Crimes - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
Crimes involving Paedophile Hunters - 2019-20
Paedophile hunter crimes 2018-19 (Q2)
Paedophile hunter crimes 2017-18
Paedophile hunter crimes 2016-17
Seizures of Drugs in England and Wales
Spiking incidents (excluding ongoing cases).xlsx
Road Traffic Collisions - End of Sep 2020.xlsx
The Home Office provides strength reports for the forces in England and Wales which are available on the following link:
Police Service Strength Reports
The Home Office also produces the British Crime Survey, which provides information about levels of crime and public attitudes to crime as well as other criminal justice issues.
It also publishes a study on Crime in England and Wales.
Cheshire Constabulary is made up of eight Local Policing Units: Chester, Crewe, Ellesmere Port, Macclesfield, Northwich, Runcorn, Warrington and Widnes.
Within these units are Neighbourhood Policing Teams. Each of the Local Policing Units is led by a Chief Inspector. This neighbourhood-based style of policing is about putting the local back into local policing.
To find out who the Police Officers and Police Community Support Officers are in your area and what they are doing please visit the your area pages on this site.
For all reports produced by HMIC on Cheshire Constabulary please visit the
HMIC website
HMIC carries out a reviews of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in England and Wales.
Anti-Social Behaviour Inspection Reports
The Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner is responsible for facilitating an Independent Custody Visitors scheme which involves volunteers from the local community who visit and check on the welfare of detainees across the policing area.
Custody Visitors Annual Reports
The Ministry of Justice and the Home Office also publish information about the use of police powers in relation to ethnic monitoring, terrorism arrests and outcomes and police powers and procedures.
Statistics on Race and the Criminal Justice System
Interpreting, Translation and Transcription Services are provided under a contract which commenced on Sunday 15th October 2017. Capita TI have been awarded the contract following a competitive process under ESPO Framework 402 Lot 7. The contract is for the 6 Forces in the North West along with West Midlands Police, it also covers both the NW and W Mids CTU's. Details of the contract and duration are provided on www.blpd.gov.uk/foi
Details of the volume of interpreting and translation provided under the contract will be published after the end of each quarter.
Oct 17-Sept 18-Consolidated.xlsx
Oct 18-Sept 19-Consolidated.xlsx
Oct 19-Sept 20-Consolidated (as at end June 2020).xlsx
Financial spend on Interpreting & Translation will be published after the end of each Financial Year.
The overall value of spend on Interpreting and Translation for the financial Year 19/20 (1 April 2019 - 31 March 2020) is £ 113,108
The overall value of spend on Interpreting and Translation for the financial Year 18/19 (1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019) is £ 117,225
The overall value of spend on Interpreting and Translation for the financial Year 17/18 (1 April 2017 - 31 March 2018) is £ 110,361