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Crime in Narberth

Recorded crime in Narberth is 0.7 times the Pembrokeshire average and 0.6 times the England and Wales average. Over 5 years it has fallen 7%. Most of the harm comes from violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences). Police data to August 2026.

Within 1.5 km of the centre of Narberth (Arberth): about 2,661 residents in 3 neighbourhoods.

Safety in the UK
6/10Average crime
Living
5.6/10Fair
5-year change
−7%fewer crimes
vs the council
0.7×the Pembrokeshire average

Neighbourhoods by Safety

Pembrokeshire 007C: Safety 7 out of 10, low crimePembrokeshire 007D: Safety 10 out of 10, very low crimePembrokeshire 007B: Safety 8 out of 10, low crime
1 = least safe, 10 = safest. Grey: no score. Select a neighbourhood to open it on the map.

Within 1.5 km of the centre of Narberth.

Crime over 5 years

Down 7% in 5 years Recorded crimes within 1.5 km of Narberth, anti-social behaviour left out.

Sep 2021 – Aug 2022: 171 crimesSep 2021 – Aug 2022171Sep 2022 – Aug 2023: 156 crimesSep 2022 – Aug 2023156Sep 2023 – Aug 2024: 128 crimesSep 2023 – Aug 2024128Sep 2024 – Aug 2025: 147 crimesSep 2024 – Aug 2025147Sep 2025 – Aug 2026: 159 crimesSep 2025 – Aug 2026159

What is recorded

Crime severity: 0.7× the Pembrokeshire average (0.6× the England and Wales average). 49 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents a year.

  • Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences): 76% of the harm here
  • Burglary: 9% of the harm here
  • Drugs: 5% of the harm here

"Violence and sexual offences" is 76% of the harm here. It is a broad police category: most of these crimes are assaults without injury, harassment and threats, often indoors between people who know each other, and only a small part are sexual or serious violent offences. Police data does not say which, so each one is weighted at the England and Wales average for the category, which can overstate a quiet residential area.

Anti-social behaviour: 15 incidents per 1,000 residents a year, not scored. Not a crime, so it is not part of the Safety score.

Crimes recorded in Pembrokeshire (the whole council area)

April 2025 to March 2026, for the whole Pembrokeshire council area, not only Narberth. Source: Home Office, police recorded crime by community safety partnership.

Dyfed-Powys Police did not assign 7.6% of the crimes it recorded in 2025/26 to a council area, so these figures are lower than the true count.

Selected crime types, whole council area, 2025/26
TypeCrimes in 2025/26Per 1,000 residentsChange on 2024/25
Cars stolen540.43Down 16%
Cars broken into380.30Down 28%
Vandalism (homes, other buildings and vehicles)7245.8Down 6%
Burglary of homes2121.7Up 9%
Homicide (murder and manslaughter)3--

Under 10 a year: no rate or change, the numbers are too small to compare.

All recorded crime types in Pembrokeshire

How often crimes lead to a charge in SA67

In SA67, the postcode district at the centre of Narberth, 6% 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: 4%Suspect found, not prosecuted: 69%No suspect identified: 8%Still open: 13%
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TypeCrimesCharged or summonsedCaution or other actionSuspect found, not prosecutedNo suspect identifiedStill open
Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences)1796%4%69%8%13%

Uses the latest outcome police have recorded so far. 12% of these crimes are still open, so the final figures may be a little higher.

Crime in SA67

Crime by type

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

TypePer 1,000 a year
Robbery0.1
Burglary1.9
Violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences)25.4
Drugs2.3
Possession of weapons (knives and other weapons)0.4
Other crime1.0
Other theft3.3
Theft from the person (pickpocketing, bag snatching)0.3
Vehicle crime (cars stolen and broken into)1.3
Criminal damage and arson (vandalism)5.4
Public order6.1
Bicycle theft0.1
Shoplifting1.3

Postcode districts in Narberth

Nearby towns

Council: Pembrokeshire

Recorded crime in Narberth is 0.7 times the Pembrokeshire average and 0.6 times the England and Wales average. Over 5 years it has fallen 7%.
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Questions about crime in Narberth

Is Narberth a safe place to live?
Narberth scores 6 out of 10 for safety (average crime), compared with every neighbourhood in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Crime severity is 0.7 times the Pembrokeshire average.
Is crime going up or down in Narberth?
Down 7% over 5 years, from 171 recorded crimes a year to 159.
What is the most common crime in Narberth?
The most common recorded crime is violence and sexual offences (assaults, harassment, sexual offences), about 25 per 1,000 residents a year.
How does crime in Narberth compare with Pembrokeshire?
Crime severity in Narberth is 0.7 times the Pembrokeshire average.
How often does crime lead to a charge in Narberth?
In SA67, the postcode district at the centre of Narberth, 6% of crimes reported between September 2024 and August 2025 led to someone being charged or summonsed (England and Wales: 9%). 23% were closed without a suspect being identified.
How many cars are stolen in Narberth?
In Pembrokeshire, the council area Narberth is in, the police recorded 54 cars stolen in 2025/26 (April 2025 to March 2026), 0.4 per 1,000 residents, down 16% on the year before.
Is vandalism common in Narberth?
724 acts of vandalism to homes, other buildings and vehicles were recorded in 2025/26, in Pembrokeshire, the council area Narberth is in, 5.8 per 1,000 residents, 1.2 times the England and Wales average.
How many murders were there in Narberth last year?
3 homicides (murder or manslaughter) were recorded in 2025/26, in Pembrokeshire, the council area Narberth is in, against 1 the year before. Police data does not say where in the area they happened.