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Himp Maps Page2 Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Leicestershire Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Leicestershire Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Leicestershire showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for All from highest to lowest -9 Loughborough Bell Foundry 9.27 -7 Oadby The Parade & Leicester Ra.. 7.40 -7 Loughborough Toothill Road 7.00 -5 Coalville Centre 5.44 -5 Hinckley Town Centre 5.35 -4 Loughborough Centre South 4.34 -3 Melton Egerton East 3.46 -3 Hinckley Town Centre North 3.24 -3 Hinckley Castle South West 3.06 -3 Lile Bowden South 2.83 -2 Loughborough Centre West 2.39 -2 Measham Centre 2.39 -2 Loughborough Meadow Lane 2.37 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Blaby Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Blaby Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Blaby showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for Blaby from highest to lowest -2 Braunstone Town Turnbull Drive 2.24 -2 Leicester Forest East - West 2.02 -2 Glenfield East 1.99 -2 Blaby Centre 1.92 -2 Blaby South East 1.86 -2 Fosse Park 1.81 -2 Braunstone Town Lubbesthorpe .. 1.53 -1 Braunstone Town The Osiers 1.49 -1 Blaby South West 1.31 -1 Countesthorpe North 1.22 -1 Glenfield North East 1.17 -1 Leicester Forest East - M1 Servic.. 1.16 -1 Blaby North 1.12 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Charnwood Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Charnw ood Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Charnwood showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for Charnwood from highest to lowest -9 Loughborough Bell Foundry 9.27 -7 Loughborough Toothill Road 7.00 -4 Loughborough Centre South 4.34 -2 Loughborough Centre West 2.39 -2 Loughborough Meadow Lane 2.37 -2 Loughborough Warwick Way 2.28 -2 Syston North 2.17 -2 East Goscote Centre 2.13 -2 Syston Central 1.97 -2 Loughborough Shelthorpe North 1.97 -2 Loughborough Shelthorpe West 1.91 -2 Sileby North 1.88 -2 Loughborough Rosebery 1.85 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Harborough Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Harborough Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Harborough showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for Harborough from highest to lowest -3 Lile Bowden South 2.83 -2 The Langtons 2.17 -2 Market Harborough Coventry Ro.. 1.58 -1 Wistow & Great Glen West 1.27 -1 Stoughton & Thurnby South 1.16 -1 Ullesthorpe & Magna Park 0.88 -1 Luerworth North 0.80 -1 Great Glen Centre 0.77 -1 Market Harborough - Leisure Cen.. 0.71 -1 Market Harborough - Welland P.. 0.66 -1 Houghton on the Hill 0.66 -1 Fleckney East 0.62 -1 Primethorpe 0.56 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Hinckley and Bosworth Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Hinckley and Bosw orth Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Hinckley and Bosworth showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for Hinckley and Bosworth from highest to lowest -5 Hinckley Town Centre 5.35 -3 Hinckley Town Centre North 3.24 -3 Hinckley Castle South West 3.06 -2 Hinckley Barwell Lane 1.78 -1 Desford West 1.29 -1 Desford North & Peckleton 1.28 -1 Hinckley Trinty West 1.26 -1 Earl Shilton East 1.15 -1 Stanton Under Bardon & Copt Oak 0.83 -1 Burbage Centre 0.77 -1 Hinckley Wesield Junior School 0.77 -1 Barwell East 0.70 -1 Burbage North West 0.69 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Melton Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Melton Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Melton showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for Melton from highest to lowest -3 Melton Egerton East 3.46 -2 Melton Sysonby South 1.74 -2 Melton Warwick East 1.67 -1 Melton Egerton South West 1.49 -1 Melton Craven West 1.33 -1 Melton Dorian North 0.98 -1 Stathern & Redmile 0.61 -1 Asfordby East 0.58 -1 Melton Newport South 0.57 -1 Greater Boesford, Muston & No.. 0.55 0 Melton Craven East 0.48 0 Asfordby West 0.00 Boesford 0.00 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for North West Leicestershire Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area North West Leicestershire Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of North West Leicestershire showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district. -1 Charnwood 0.76 -1 Oadby and Wigston 0.61 -1 Blaby 0.53 0 Hinckley and Bosworth 0.44 0 Melton 0.42 North West 0 0.39 Leicestershire 0 Harborough 0.35 0 Rutland 0.21 Leicestershire Average 0.46 Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by LSOA for North West Leicestershire from highest to lowest -5 Coalville Centre 5.44 -2 Measham Centre 2.39 -2 Ashby Holywell West 2.04 -2 Measham North 1.73 -1 Norris Hill, Ashby Woulds & Alb.. 1.19 -1 Ellistown & Baleflat 1.01 -1 Breedon, Tonge, Wilson and Isle.. 0.97 -1 Ashby Castle North 0.77 -1 Thringstone Centre 0.68 -1 Castle Donington West & Doning.. 0.63 -1 Greenhill North East 0.62 -1 Bardon East 0.62 -1 Ashby Ivanhoe East 0.61 About Tableau maps: www.tableausoftware.com/ mapdata Hate Incident Monitoring Project Report: Rolling 12 months ll March 2014 for Oadby and Wigston Hate Incident Levels (Police recorded offences and incidents and HIMP incidents) per 1000 populaon are shown at District and Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) Choose Partnership Area Oadby and Wigston Designed by Karen Earp, Research & Insight Team , Leicestershire County Council, Contact: [email protected] , 0116 305 7260 Map of Oadby and Wigston showing incident levels by LSOA Hate incident rate per 1000 populaon by district.
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