The new crime survey is out - the "Lawless Britain" picture in full
- Violence at lowest since records began in 1981
- Corroborated by hospital figures for knife wounds
- Robbery: record low
- Overall crime 78% below 1995 peak.
- Shoplifting up
More:-
https://t.co/Qgzowy6IDL
Almost 10,000 likes for straight-up lies by Annunziata Rees-Mogg, quote:
"Asylum seekers make up 0.08% of Dorset's population and 44% of alleged sex offences. So unbelievable I had to check. It's true."
It's not true, it's utter garbage.
I'll go through facts and figures. /1
@GoodwinMJ Based on Thursday's result, 25% of British People are with Reform, 18% with the Greens, 17% each with Tories & Labour, and 16% with LDs. Then in Wales Plaid had 35% of vote. SNP won In Scotland. So, British people are utterly, hopelessly and deeply divided!
@GWRHelp 10.18 from Cardiff to Paddington. Now delayed until 10.52 but keeps going up a minute every time it flashes on screen. You're going to cancel and put us all on the 11.18, aren't you. So why don't you just tell us that from the outset! Honesty, a good virtue in public realtions!
Well looks like @MoonpigUK has the worst customer servcie I think I have ever experienced......in thet they have none. Seems there isn't a way of contacting them about an order that hasn't turned up. None of the options on their "contact customer servcie" page work!
A reminder.
Only 6.9% of people in Wales were born overseas.
Just 2.9% of people in Caerphilly were born overseas.
Whereas 38% of medical consultants in Wales were born overseas.
Immigrants are not holding our NHS back, they are propping it up.
Reform UK are pushing immigration hard as an issue in the Caerphilly by-election.
Just for context, Caerphilly has the THE LOWEST, immigration rate of all Wales' 22 councils.
97.1% of people there were born in the UK.
Only Cardiff and Newport have move that 10% born overseas and even those figures are low.
@RobertJenrick Violent Crime statistics since 1990s (Source: Crime Survey for England & Wales (CSEW))
Peak: mid-1990s, with around 4.5–5 million violent incidents a year.
Now: down by 70–75% compared to that peak.
Victimisation rate fell from 5% of adults in 1995 to under 2% today.
@darrengrimes Violent Crime statistics since 1990s (Source: Crime Survey for England & Wales (CSEW))
Peak: mid-1990s, with around 4.5–5 million violent incidents a year.
Now: down by 70–75% compared to that peak.
Victimisation rate fell from about 5% of adults in 1995 to under 2% today.