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Windsor and MaidenheadCouncil area

Crime in Windsor and Maidenhead

Recorded crime in Windsor and Maidenhead is 0.7 times the England and Wales average. Over 5 years it has fallen 16%. Most of the harm comes from violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences). Police data to August 2026.

158,943 residents in 89 neighbourhoods.

Safety in the UK
6/10Average crime
Safety in the world
7/10Low crime
Living
6.9/10Good
5-year change
−16%fewer crimes

Crime over 5 years

Down 16% in 5 years Recorded crimes in Windsor and Maidenhead, anti-social behaviour left out.

Sep 2021 – Aug 2022: 10,899 crimesSep 2021 – Aug 202210,899Sep 2022 – Aug 2023: 10,596 crimesSep 2022 – Aug 202310,596Sep 2023 – Aug 2024: 9,894 crimesSep 2023 – Aug 20249,894Sep 2024 – Aug 2025: 9,571 crimesSep 2024 – Aug 20259,571Sep 2025 – Aug 2026: 9,178 crimesSep 2025 – Aug 20269,178

What is recorded

Crime severity: 0.7× the England and Wales average. 61 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents a year.

  • Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences): 59% of the harm here
  • Burglary: 16% of the harm here
  • Other theft: 6% of the harm here

Anti-social behaviour: 8.2 incidents per 1,000 residents a year, not scored. Not a crime, so it is not part of the Safety score.

Crime by type

Recorded crimes per 1,000 residents per year, most serious first, not counting anti-social behaviour.

TypePer 1,000 a year
Robbery0.4
Burglary3.8
Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences)21.8
Drugs2.6
Possession of weapons (knives and other weapons)0.8
Other crime1.2
Other theft6.1
Theft from the person (pickpocketing, bag snatching)1.2
Vehicle crime (cars stolen and broken into)6.3
Criminal damage and arson (vandalism)5.8
Public order5.2
Bicycle theft1.8
Shoplifting3.5

What crimes are recorded in Windsor and Maidenhead

57.1 crimes per 1,000 residents were recorded in Windsor and Maidenhead in 2025/26 (England and Wales: 83.2).

Our total for April 2025 to March 2026: 9,318. Home Office recorded crime: 9,072 (3% apart).

Crimes recorded by the police, April 2025 to March 2026. Source: Home Office, police recorded crime by community safety partnership.

Recorded crimes by type, 2025/26
TypeCrimes in 2025/26Per 1,000 residentsChange on 2024/25
Cars stolen1691.1Down 20%
Cars broken into4973.1About the same
Vehicle tampering1120.70Down 37%
Vandalism to homes1651.0Up 11%
Vandalism to other buildings1080.68Down 24%
Vandalism to vehicles2581.6Up 2%
Arson220.14Down 21%
Burglary of homes2281.4Up 3%
Burglary of businesses900.57Down 10%
Homicide (murder and manslaughter)1--
Carrying a knife or blade380.24Down 7%
Carrying other weapons (including guns)270.17Down 53%
Robbery of people490.31Up 36%
Robbery of businesses390.25Up 22%
Violence with injury8025.0Down 3%
Violence without injury1,4239.0About the same
Stalking and harassment1,0336.5Down 2%
Sexual offences3302.1Down 5%
Shoplifting5993.8Down 11%
Bicycle theft1901.2Down 4%
Theft from the person (pickpocketing, bag snatching)1320.83Down 17%
Drug dealing1691.1Up 67%
Drug possession3912.5Down 27%

Under 10 a year: no rate or change, the numbers are too small to compare. These are council-area figures: police.uk street-level data, used for the map and the Safety score, only has the broad categories, and no source publishes murders or stabbings by street.

Thames Valley Police area: 920 offences involving a knife or sharp instrument in 2025/26 (1,005 the year before). This covers the whole police force area, not only Windsor and Maidenhead.

Source: Home Office, police recorded knife crime by police force.

Police and Crime Commissioner: Matthew Barber (Thames Valley) →

How often crimes lead to a charge

In Windsor and Maidenhead, 7% of crimes reported between September 2024 and August 2025 led to someone being charged or summonsed (England and Wales: 9%).

Violence and sexual offences: 6% chargedCharged or summonsed: 6%Caution or other action: 9%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 61%No suspect identified: 13%Still open: 11%Public order: 7% chargedCharged or summonsed: 7%Caution or other action: 5%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 48%No suspect identified: 34%Still open: 6%Other theft: 2% chargedCharged or summonsed: 2%Caution or other action: 2%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 22%No suspect identified: 67%Still open: 7%Vehicle crime: 3% chargedCharged or summonsed: 3%Caution or other action: 0%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 12%No suspect identified: 82%Still open: 3%Criminal damage and arson: 3% chargedCharged or summonsed: 3%Caution or other action: 6%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 26%No suspect identified: 60%Still open: 5%Shoplifting: 20% chargedCharged or summonsed: 20%Caution or other action: 5%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 16%No suspect identified: 56%Still open: 3%Drugs: 12% chargedCharged or summonsed: 12%Caution or other action: 58%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 17%No suspect identified: 9%Still open: 4%Burglary: 5% chargedCharged or summonsed: 5%Caution or other action: 1%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 14%No suspect identified: 74%Still open: 6%Other crime: 20% chargedCharged or summonsed: 20%Caution or other action: 9%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 42%No suspect identified: 15%Still open: 14%Bicycle theft: 2% chargedCharged or summonsed: 2%Caution or other action: 1%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 10%No suspect identified: 82%Still open: 6%Theft from the person: 1% chargedCharged or summonsed: 1%Caution or other action: 1%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 13%No suspect identified: 77%Still open: 8%Robbery: 21% chargedCharged or summonsed: 21%Caution or other action: 3%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 26%No suspect identified: 41%Still open: 9%Possession of weapons: 34% chargedCharged or summonsed: 34%Caution or other action: 29%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 22%No suspect identified: 4%Still open: 11%
Show as a table
TypeCrimesCharged or summonsedCaution or other actionSuspect found, not prosecutedNo suspect identifiedStill open
Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences)3,9116%9%61%13%11%
Public order8667%5%48%34%6%
Other theft8322%2%22%67%7%
Vehicle crime (cars stolen and broken into)7993%0%12%82%3%
Criminal damage and arson (vandalism)7833%6%26%60%5%
Shoplifting67420%5%16%56%3%
Drugs51612%58%17%9%4%
Burglary4335%1%14%74%6%
Other crime21420%9%42%15%14%
Bicycle theft1982%1%10%82%6%
Theft from the person (pickpocketing, bag snatching)1781%1%13%77%8%
Robbery8621%3%26%41%9%
Possession of weapons (knives and other weapons)8534%29%22%4%11%

Uses the latest outcome police have recorded so far. 8% of these crimes are still open, so the final figures may be a little higher.

Road collisions

Windsor and Maidenhead, 2023 to 2025: 172 road collisions a year with someone hurt, 42 of them with someone killed or seriously injured. 4 collisions were fatal in those 3 years.

1.1 a year per 1,000 residents (Great Britain 1.5). 24% of them killed or seriously injured someone (Great Britain 26%).

Collisions on public roads that the police recorded where someone was hurt, counted where they happened, so busy through roads and town centres with few residents come out high. Serious and slight use the Department for Transport's adjusted severity, comparable between police forces. Source: Department for Transport road casualty statistics (STATS19), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Postcode districts in Windsor and Maidenhead

Recorded crime in Windsor and Maidenhead is 0.7 times the England and Wales average. Over 5 years it has fallen 16%.
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Questions about crime in Windsor and Maidenhead

Is Windsor and Maidenhead a safe place to live?
Windsor and Maidenhead scores 6 out of 10 for safety (average crime), compared with every neighbourhood in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Is crime going up or down in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Down 16% over 5 years, from 10,899 recorded crimes a year to 9,178.
What is the most common crime in Windsor and Maidenhead?
The most common recorded crime is violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences), about 22 per 1,000 residents a year.
How often does crime lead to a charge in Windsor and Maidenhead?
In Windsor and Maidenhead, 7% of crimes reported between September 2024 and August 2025 led to someone being charged or summonsed (England and Wales: 9%). 38% were closed without a suspect being identified.
How many burglaries are solved in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Of 433 burglaries reported in Windsor and Maidenhead between September 2024 and August 2025, 5% led to someone being charged or summonsed and 74% were closed with no suspect identified.
How many cars are stolen in Windsor and Maidenhead?
In Windsor and Maidenhead, the police recorded 169 cars stolen in 2025/26 (April 2025 to March 2026), 1.1 per 1,000 residents, down 20% on the year before.
Is vandalism common in Windsor and Maidenhead?
531 acts of vandalism to homes, other buildings and vehicles were recorded in Windsor and Maidenhead in 2025/26, 3.3 per 1,000 residents, 0.7 times the England and Wales average.
How many murders were there in Windsor and Maidenhead last year?
1 homicide (murder or manslaughter) was recorded in Windsor and Maidenhead in 2025/26, against 2 the year before.