|
|
Post by Totheleft on Jan 1, 2024 11:42:36 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime?
Almost a 50% increase.
South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime
South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years.
East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime
East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales
|
|
|
|
Post by Red Rackham on Jan 1, 2024 12:57:29 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales OK I'll take that bait.  One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. |
|
|
|
Post by Totheleft on Jan 1, 2024 13:14:59 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales OK I'll take that bait. One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. What you trying to say both areas that had high influx of Ethnic minority for a long time they shouldly got more criminaished over the last year . Funny thing them areas seen higher incidents in crime than areas with higher ethnic minority population. London;Birmingham and Greater Manchester. Lol who you trying to kind with your unbalanced statement |
|
|
|
Post by Red Rackham on Jan 1, 2024 13:20:25 GMT
OK I'll take that bait. One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. What you trying to say both areas that had high influx of Ethnic minority for a long time they shouldly got more criminaished over the last year . Funny thing them areas seen higher incidents in crime than areas with higher ethnic minority population. London;Birmingham and Greater Manchester. Lol who you trying to kind with your unbalanced statement You make as much sense as a box of left wing frogs. |
|
|
|
Post by Einhorn on Jan 1, 2024 13:29:35 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales OK I'll take that bait. One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. I thought all you Brexiters were nostalgic for the Empire? Now you've got it on your own doorstep and you're still not happy.  |
|
|
|
Post by Totheleft on Jan 1, 2024 13:33:01 GMT
What you trying to say both areas that had high influx of Ethnic minority for a long time they shouldly got more criminaished over the last year . Funny thing them areas seen higher incidents in crime than areas with higher ethnic minority population. London;Birmingham and Greater Manchester. Lol who you trying to kind with your unbalanced statement You make as much sense as a box of left wing frogs. No that's you Still waiting for your answer to my Question why have them areas in Staffordshire. Seen a much higher increase in crime Than areas I mentioned with much higher ethnic minority. If down to diversity ? |
|
|
|
Post by Red Rackham on Jan 1, 2024 13:55:40 GMT
OK I'll take that bait. One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. I thought all you Brexiters were nostalgic for the Empire? Now you've got it on your own doorstep and you're still not happy. The inhabitants of Mogadishu are not on my doorstep, yet. |
|
|
|
Post by Equivocal on Jan 1, 2024 13:57:15 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales I understand the theory is the increase is down to the fellow from the area who took to the internet to proclaim that when out cycling he assaulted an innocent walker who had the temerity to get in our offender's way. The fellow escaped prosecution, and criminologists applied the broken windows theory to narrow the outbreak of violent crime down to that one unpunished offence. |
|
|
|
Post by Totheleft on Jan 1, 2024 14:01:05 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales I understand the theory is the increase is down to the fellow from the area who took to the internet to proclaim that when out cycling he assaulted an innocent walker who had the temerity to get in our offender's way. The fellow escaped prosecution, and criminologists applied the broken windows theory to narrow the outbreak of violent crime down to that one unpunished offence. Oh yeah nearly a 50% increase in both Areas down to that lol |
|
|
|
Post by Pacifico on Jan 1, 2024 18:48:07 GMT
|
|
|
|
Post by Totheleft on Jan 12, 2024 20:44:05 GMT
Didnt Know Weymouth was in Staffordshire. Has it Moved. |
|
|
|
Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jan 12, 2024 21:51:21 GMT
Why has some regions of Staffordshire seen a very high increase in Violent crime? Almost a 50% increase. South Staffordshire – 44% change in violent crime South Staffordshire is on our list of areas in England and Wales with the most significant changes in violent crime, totalling a 44% increase. this English region has become a cropper to crime in the last couple of years. East Staffordshire, Stafford – 42% change in violent crime East Staffordshire and Stafford belong to the same English county, and it seems that their similarities do not end there, as these locations also share similar patterns when it comes to committing violence. These two areas have seen a 42% change in violent crime since 2021, the third-biggest increase of all regions across England and Wales OK I'll take that bait. One of the reasons, if not 'the' reason crime has risen in some areas of Staffordshire, the same as it has in other richly diverse and multicultural areas of this once green and pleasant land, is obviously due to a huge influx of immigrants both legal and illegal. Today Stoke and Burton look more like downtown Mogadishu than historic old English towns. Yay diversity. I'm sure I saw a video around that way where most people were English. I've been watching these walk-about videos of nightlife in different parts of Blighty. I also saw one of Shrewsbury, which was even more English. It surprised me in fact and other people in the comments noticed it. The thing is there are some parts of England these third worlders just don't go. Shrewsbury looked really pleasant and relaxed. Granted Stoke is a bit of a shithole. I've always thought of Stoke as a friendly place though. I've been there once or twice. |
|
