How are crime safety scores calculated?

Safety scores are calculated using official crime data from data.police.uk. Scores range from 0-100, where 100 is the safest. The score considers total crime volume, crime types, and population density.

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Hook and Chessington North vs Surbiton Hill

Q: Is Hook and Chessington North or Surbiton Hill safer?

Based on the latest crime data from July 2026, Surbiton Hill and Hook and Chessington North have been compared using official police statistics. Check the safety scores above to see which area has lower crime rates.

London crime comparison • July 2026

🏆 Safer Neighbourhood

Hook and Chessington North

Score 35/100

Hook and Chessington North

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Surbiton Hill

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Comparison Summary

When comparing Hook and Chessington North and Surbiton Hill, Hook and Chessington North is safer than Surbiton Hill. Hook and Chessington North has a safety score of 35/100, which is considered below average for London. Surbiton Hill scores 24/100, rated as below average.

The 11-point difference indicates Hook and Chessington North has noticeably lower crime rates. These scores are based on official Metropolitan Police crime data from July 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is safer, Hook and Chessington North or Surbiton Hill?

Hook and Chessington North is safer with a score of 35/100 compared to Surbiton Hill's 24/100.

Is Hook and Chessington North a safe place to live?

Hook and Chessington North has a safety score of 35/100, which is below average compared to other London neighbourhoods. Extra caution is advised in this area.

How are these safety scores calculated?

Safety scores are based on official crime data from the Metropolitan Police. Each neighbourhood is ranked against all other UK neighbourhoods, with 100 being the safest and 0 the least safe. Scores account for violent crime, property crime, and anti-social behaviour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hook and Chessington North or Surbiton Hill safer?

Compare the safety scores above to see which area has lower crime rates based on official July 2026 data from data.police.uk.

How are safety scores calculated?

Scores range from 0-100 (100 = safest) and consider total crime volume, crime types, and area demographics using official UK police data.

How often is the data updated?

Crime data is updated monthly from the UK Police API. Our latest data covers July 2026.

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