Agreed. These stats seem to be pointless. ( Unless they are deliberately misleading ).They may mean something to the funding authorities, but they don’t help the ordinary citizen, or tell us anything we need to know. The ordinary citizen actually knows the truth about what happening in our streets.. But there’s a hidden agenda here. People suspect that certain types of crime are being covered up. Some are not being registered under the right heading. The question is “Why? ‘ . I don’t think the police are to blame. - it’s coming from higher up. Is it about cost- cutting ? Are they in denial ? Whatever it is, telling obvious lies is counter-productive. That crack about middle-class drug-taking in the capital was pretty crude.
Hahaha, I come from a small town in the North where you are guaranteed a fight every weekend night, I moved to London 30+ years ago and have seen a grand total of 3 fights in all that time.
The problem with this video is that it focuses on the official statistics covering counties. Counties are huge and the areas within counties vary significantly. Counties have numerous cities and towns within their boundaries. For example in West Yorkshire there are places such as Wetherby and Ilkley and Keighley and Holbeck. The crime rates within these towns and areas are massively different. The same applies to all the counties listed and is giving a wrong impression to those from outside of the UK.
You could say the same about cities or even about 'nice' smaller towns that often have rough high-crime estates within them. Counties is as good a way to compare data as any other
I'd like to add, Northumbria is probably one of the least densely populated areas, if there's an incident, that affects the stats more so than an urban area.
Yeah, with Nothumbria he doesn't even mention what types of crimes he claims people can supposedly fall victim to., beyond a rather nebulous "conflicts". First town in and I'm unimpressed.
1. Orkney 2. Glasgow 3. Elton John's house 4. Whole of Liverpool 5. Half of London 6. Brighton Bum Bashers 7. Rapists in Ipswich 8. Theives in Nottingham 9. MI6 headquarters 10. Number 10
I knew Liverpool would be on the list😂 I live in Germany now, but was born and grew up in deepest, darkest Toxteth,near the city centre. Seen and heard some crazy things. I always felt safe there. But can understand why ppl think its dangerous
If you give money to buy drugs to the real culprits you are complicit, as long as they have profit they will continue so people must stop buying drugs if they want the traffic to stop.
Where did you emigrate to?Thinking about it myself, just seems to get worse, sometimes think there will end up with nothing recognisable from the past left!🤔
There are boroughs in London you would not walk into, in Birmingham and other midlands and southern cities. Your survey is flawed. You need to visit more areas
@@martinwilkinson7939 mmm he claims to visit these areas and has anecdotal evidence from other people so stats are mostly irrelevant except to highlight his points. As for deriding the areas I have indicated please note some of the towns listed here have smaller populations than say a borough in London, make geographical size irrelevant. It’s also a misnomer to point at Bradford or Rochdale as an entity when it’s actually certain areas if these towns and cities that are the actual areas with issues discussed here, and these parishes in these towns and cities are the same size or less than a London borough with far less population. A broad brush approach doesn’t give a true picture of what is going on in these areas, it demeans a whole place when only a small part of it is in issue. That is unfair. But hey, I suppose it’s a way of spending some time on a rainy day. I enjoyed it, but the segment is flawed.
London, Birmingham, London, Rotherham, London, Manchester, London, Middlesborough, London, Newcastle - that's only ten but here are many, many more including some over the border: Glasgow, Glasgow and Glasgow. Continuing the first ten: London, Hartlepool, London, Leeds, London, Liverpool, London, ... hope you're getting the picture.
London ain't bad at all I've lived worked and party in London all my life i am fine and everyone i know of course stuff goes down all depends on the person imo
@@ericsalles3393 City of London is the most dangerous small town in London, and is the most dangerous overall out of London's 33 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in City of London in 2020 was 612 crimes per 1,000 people. This compares poorly to London's overall crime rate, coming in 86% higher than the London rate of 87 per 1,000 residents. For England, Wales, and Northern Ireland as a whole, City of London is the most dangerous small town, and among the top 10 most dangerous locations out of all towns, cities, and villages. Hope this helps to open your eyes, Eric.
Northumbria is NOT a county!!! Northumberland is. Northumbria includes Yorkshire, Durham, Cleveland, part of southern Scotland and parts of Cumbria as well as Northumberland. So, to sum up your video, crime is worse where people live in their largest numbers combined with concentrations of unemployment and poverty plus Kent. Who would have guessed that?
Not true these days. 'Northumberland' is, or was anything north of the river Humber. Hence the name. On the west you had places like Westmoreland, and Cumbaland, that became Cumbria. More importantly, you had Cumbria, through Wales, and into the North west of France called the Britons. Ask yourself why SUN- der- Land gets its name from!! Very poor mate. 2/10 for effort
@jhvoojh 1/10 for effort. Northumbria was, as you say, everything north of the Humber. It was an Anglo Saxon Kingdom which also included the whole of the North of England North of the Mersey and included South and South East Scotland, including Edinburgh. Check your history before correcting others. Northumberland is a county, pure and simple.
Middlesbrough is the worst place I’ve ever been in the UK, it’s also the most violent. Newcastle is very nice in parts but can be as bad for violence as anywhere else in the UK but like the man says it’s a very safe country.
Humberside does not exist. It used to be North/South Humberside, but North Humberside became East Riding of Yorkshire and South Humberside became North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire
Technically correct. But the crime rate in Hull is 124 crimes per thousand, putting it into the top 5 most violent cities in the country. Overall the East Riding is 87 crimes per thousand. As a Hullensian that depresses me.
Not everywhere in Northumbria is dangerous, I live here in Alnwick and I love it, it's so beautiful here in the summer. And we get lots of holidaymakers here because of Alnwick castle.
I think you should focus not so much on dangerous towns but dangerous areas. In my home town of Sunderland I've had 4 cars stolen, had my flat burgled 5 times, been beaten up in the doorway of my house, and witnessed several crimes of theft and violence including a police officer surrounded by a chanting gang of youths who stopped him arresting a criminal suspect and this all happened in the East End of Sunderland. I've since moved to Prague and in 10 years have only seen 2 mild incidents of violence.
I'm Hendon born and bred. Still live there too mate. Ok-ish where I am but went to school in east end. Many friends there. Salt of the earth mixed in with scum like you wouldn't believe. Tough district that just got dafter and dafter when drugs and all came in. It was always fighting type place but some vague morality. Not now.
I’m sure London should have jumped higher than number 8 after Wayne Couzens attack on Sarah Everard. The force that is there to protect us has failed us as women. RIP Sarah.
Ask question most dangerous places to live in England if you are white male or female any age. Answer various areas within most cities and towns with a certain non indigenous population.
Daniel Oliver You have never been to tower hamlets in London, were you get knifed after dark, or parts of Bradford, Liverpool or Luton that are totally no go areas...if you think Redcar is the worst fella you definitely have missed some towns and cities out.
I lived in Handsworth , Birmingham back in the nineties was burgled once , deliberately hit by a stolen car , was mugged twice fought a gang of kids who had knocked my mate out with a brick they couldn’t get onto the ground so one of them pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot me , told to go for it, the piece of shit freaked out and took off as did his mates. Oh did I mention that I was attacked with knives in some of the muggings ,once walked in on a robbery taking place in a corner shop another time our next door neighbour decided to hold his wife hostage with a knife during a domestic which led to the place being surrounded by armed cops. Not to mention the druggies coming to the pub up the road to get their fix. Another time I saw a man chasing another bloke with a iron bar . Ahhh Handsworth I miss it , not
I'm from Smethwick which is right next to Handsworth & that does sound like something that would happen in the 80's & 90's. Damn there was 2 riots that happened in the 80's in Handsworth. If people ain't from Brum they probably wouldn't know about the reputations of certain places in Brum.
@@lexico8165 yep Handsworth was the place to live back then and a couple of friends of mine told me about the riots also one of the places I lived in used to be a drug dealer’s place as another friend said that she had been to a party there back in the seventies, she also mentioned that there was a hidden safe as well which we were unaware of until she showed us where it was. There was a safe alright but alas it was empty.👍
@@NedwardApp funny you should say that, as there were a couple of times when I was in New Street and people came up to me asking for help because they thought I was a cop 👍
Barry Lee: Friends of Real Lancashire are concerned to promote the true identity of our county which has been extremely confused in the minds of some people, especially those working in the broadcasting and newspaper industries, since the local government reorganisation of 1974. The Government at that time stated that the "new counties" were administrative areas only, and that the boundaries of traditional counties such as Lancashire had not been changed. Unfortunately, the media refer to these administrative areas all too frequently and ignore the fact that places such as Barrow-in-Furness, Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, etc. are still in Lancashire.
The figures being used are NOT for counties, they are for police authority areas. Though the boundaries for seven of them match up, three do not. Neither Humberside nor Cleveland exist any more as counties, each being split in to four unitary authorities, whilst the Northumbria police authority covers not only the county Northumberland, but also the former Tyne & Wear Metropolitan Council area (Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead etc.)
I understand living in the UK for years. I grew up in Marine Park section of Brooklyn and never saw a crime in my life! Outer parts of city's neighborhoods are very similar looking to the London Suburbs. I felt like living in Hampton near Richmond was more like the outer parts of NYC than a suburbs. Suburbs here are more spread out although they go on and on here. Houses in the suburbs are more spread out unless you are in town centers. Outer parts of the city like Marine Park is like Hampton with how close houses are together that a close friend visited my from England thought Marine Park and Bay Ridge were suburbs!! That makes New Yorkers chuckle. Usually it is mainly quieter and safer parts than many inner city area that we used to call ghettos with half of the inner cities that most tourists won't see here when they visit. (Central Southern Bronx, North Central Brooklyn or Northeastern Quarter of Brooklyn, Western Half of Queens and northern Half of Manhattan. Most would see Central Southern Manhattan, Northwest Brooklyn. University Students live and Urban professionals. Financial Cultural and Entertainment districts with the rich and powerful of NYC. Outer parts have middle and some upper middle classes with some lower middle working class New Yorkers or the New Yorkers people thought of 20 30 years ago. They keep them safe especially before pre covid times. England I felt less safe traveling and walking around at night especially with the heavy drinking. I feel if people are in a bad mood, it comes out more when they drink. Beware especially if your travel on the trains at night any part of the UK or buses or underground!! Especially when traveling in groups, they look like gangs. Just do not look at them and usually they would not say anything. I witnessed groups of guys and gals traveling on the last trains leaving from London at 11 or 1 am. Last trains. Drunks on the train looking for fights. I am a tall strong man, I never had problems. I knew not to stare because they look right back like they were so angry you looked at them. I witnessed a few times groups coming on and people looked at them and they went into rages like I was scared for the people they were yelling at that the few people in the train cars left to another train cars. Police would talk to them. I went home late nights in NYC at 3 am. Most people stay in the middle cars. Like out of 6 train cars stay in the inner two or one where they will be full. Safety in numbers usually. Some people travel in the cars with no passengers in them and they got mugged or worse. I did that too when I was young. People would say I was lucky!! NYC I never saw a crime. Those nights were so quiet like most of the time in London at night but beware of the drunks of any class. Usually it is the lower economic or working class that sometimes are unhappy and angry looking for fights when they had too much to drink!! It can extend to middle class too if they had a bad day with British reputations of take it all in but when you are drunk, the truth comes out when you are happy, sad or annoyed/angry!! That police officer making 200,000 pounds a year? Thats where their taxes went to many government jobs that make more money than people in the private sector!! Taxes is another one. If you do not make much money like there, less taxes are paid but if you make more money there, you are taxed so much even more than NY and NJ or California taxes. VAT tax makes everything more. When they introduced that in Europe and the UK, they said it would replace the income tax. Well I guess that did not happen. Much of their taxes go towards their healthcare. Subsidizing lower income people like we do here but I think more so. There are people that do not work in council housing in every town like what we called low income housing or in the cities projects in the ghettos. Problem is that many of these people generation after generation not in the workforce or not counted in the workforce want more. They get exploited there like here by politicians on how best to take care of them but giving them a little more thats not enough. The kids get into gangs like some of their parents. Going back to the 30s 40s 50s before they were not given welfare like they are today. Their grandparents , great grandparents and further back, worked. Not working living off the system makes many of them feel stuck and wanting more and more and politicians make it worse.
I don't buy the idea that the north is more dangerous, I've lived in a number of places in England Inc West Yorkshire and Cleveland yet never felt more unsafe then I did in Plymouth in Devon where I used to see crime or unpleasant incidents almost everyday, drugs, Street fights etc I was the victim of two unprovoked attacks in Plymouth something I've never been in west yorkshire o r Cleveland
You may have been lucky. What the narrator doesn't mention is that there is a strong correlation between crime and unemployment. An informed guess would suggest that unemployment is significantly higher in the north than in the south.
I agree London and the south east is generally prosperous but parts of Devon and especially so Cornwall have some of the most deprived estates in England, I worked on refuse collection in Plymouth and in a fair few estates, would see drug needles etc dumped on the pavement or Street fights pretty much every day, I currently live near Leeds and there is certainly more money and investment being put into Leeds city centre then there was in Plymouth or Torquay for example, yes Leeds has its bad estates with just as much issues as I saw in Devon but don't think it's fair to say it's a solely north / south divide, this is not a dig at the place , I've had some brilliant family holidays in Cornwall , it's just stating a fact,
@@garyjarvis4540 Maybe it's time to get rid of estates & find an alternative?I lived on a mixed estate.Ok in the cut off part with the gate.Outside that,not so good.
@@messrsandersonco5985 Unemployment has little to do with it. The North has suffered unemployment and poverty before. It didn’t turn people into dangerous criminals.
First to come to most people's mind is (Liverpool) not even on the list, Manchester crime is a cover up because of media city and the BBC as you heard, but having said that the north of England is the friendliest in the country proper England.
What ive found in Liverpool is if you don’t go looking for trouble, you’ll be fine. I’ve lived in a few rougher areas of the city (someone in a drug gang was once was shot dead a few doors up the road from me), but it tends to be targeted attacks.
Moved to Liverpool from Birmingham 25 years ago. Never felt safer. My scouse wife was shocked at the amount of violence in Birmingham city centre on Friday nights. Love Liverpool 👍
@@GS-ku3cj Birmingham sounds like a nice place I’m really surprised it’s so unsafe because my friend is always posting pictures of her in Birmingham (she’s from Nottingham)
Greater Manchester was the first place in the entire United Kingdom where one of its citizens used hand grenades in their criminal activities. Manchester, particular east and south is probably more armed than greater London and that's some infamous feat
if you're an under-age white English girl then Rochdale is one of the most dangerous places to live, thanks to Islam, and giving a special mention to Pakistani men
I used to live about 50 metres from the first still of Lancashire. The town, Ormskirk, is a really nice, wealthy place with very little crime. Edit: Also, two of the Lancashire stills are of Southport which is in Merseyside.
Like a lot of these counties, much of Lancashire isn’t really dangerous at all. From what I can tell the only places with some genuinely dangerous areas are Blackpool, Preston, Blackburn and some areas of East Lancashire.
I grew up and west yorkshire and yes, most parts of it are rough and at times dangerous, but next time please specify towns/cities instead of counties, but still, nice vid!
You all make me laugh. One of these “immigrants” could become a doctor, like many have, and potentially save your life if needed, and you wouldn’t refuse it, so don’t embarrass yourself. Lmao
Merseyside is one of the safest! Surprised? That's because of regionalism! We get a bad press. I'm glad you don't know how good Liverpool is! Keep you from visiting! Lol.
It's because Northumbria police area includes North Tyneside, Newcastle, South Tyneside, Sunderland & Gateshead. The rural areas are really nice places to visit & safe. It's like Durham being there. Durham City is fine but East Durham which is basically South Sunderland isnt the best place in the UK. Basically the places Thatcher destroyed in the 80's have never recovered.
Humberside doesn’t exist and was a ridiculous idea for a county. East Yorkshire is a nice place and north lincs isn’t too bad either. The police and fire service still use it to save money, but Humberside has long gone
I appreciate you only did the top 10 and even more surprised that you did Kent as a whole. Surprised that Crawley didn’t make the list but as already stated you only did the top 10. Crawley is the most dangerous major town in West Sussex, and is among the top 20 most dangerous overall out of West Sussex's 161 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Crawley in 2021 was 93 crimes per 1,000 people. This compares poorly to West Sussex's overall crime rate, coming in 35% higher than the West Sussex rate of 60 per 1,000 residents. For England, Wales, and Northern Ireland as a whole, Crawley is the 44th most dangerous major town, and the 704th most dangerous location out of all towns, cities, and villages.
@@gemmabryden6378 after 43 yrs of living in Crawley I decided that it was no longer an option to bring up my two youngest up in Crawley.. the craziest thing is that just under a week of moving away, there was a shooting in broadfields (200m away from where I lived)
My brother lived in Crawley in the 1970s opposite a forest near town centre it was lovely and beautiful we used to go running in forest no crime at all , eek 😢 what happened !!!!!
@@Deleted11100 Since 1996. The short lived County of Cleveland was established in 1974 together with the new Metropolitan Counties such as Tyne & Wear and Merseyside. Much disliked as a county by residents it was abolished in 1996, with lands to the south of the River Tees restored to (North) Yorkshire and those north of the river to County Durham.
When built it was( I've been reliably informed) very impressive. But over the nearly 2000yrs the local population has let's say accessed the ready made stone for building their own homes. I lived in a place called Corbridge which has its own roman Fort remains. So many of the buildings in the village are built from stone taken from the roman constructions, even my garden wall had stone with ancient roman graffiti carved into it! This is why the wall is all but gone!
Love how the video about 10 places not too live in England dose not have comments enabled. Guess you don't want to know what people want to comment about the video.
Born and raised in Teesside good old Thornaby in between Stockton and Middlesbrough. I wouldn't class it as dangerous when growing up at all. I uprooted and moved 270 miles away because of the no job situation, my heart is here because I met the love of my life and my children where born here but my roots are up there. I don't go back anymore since my parents and baby sister passed. I think anywhere can be dangerous but I have never felt unsafe ever.
Birmingham is not on the list because it is moving ahead of rest of the country, firms from London are moving to Birmingham, many new tall buildings, new train stations as well as high speed trains to London. Multicultural society, world class shopping centres, lovely parks, friendly people.Lots of restaurants to eat out, Commonwealth games 2022, it is all happening in Birmingham.
"more than any other country in England"? Hmmm. I dont think I've been to a truly 'dangerous' place anywhere in England, despite certain towns and cities reputation for violence, but the again when I was being brought up in the 1970s and 80s, almost every high street in Britain at the weekends was a battlezone
Carved out of County Durham and the North Riding of Yorkshire in 1974, Cleveland includes Middlesbrough, Stockton-on-Tees, Hartlepool and Redcar. The county was abolished in 1997 but it remains a police force area, hence its inclusion in this list.
@@howardrutter7423 People from Southport don't even think they're in Lancashire. They say they're Sefton but want to pay Merseyside level taxes, and they're Tories *spits in disgust.
You keep on missing out Birmingham, particularly in reference to Alum Rock and the lovely sign that appeared there a few years back basically stating "No White's on the streets past 10pm"
@@susanmccormick6022 yes I'm being deadly serious I was born in Birmingham, left for the country when I was around 10 years old. I have friends /colleagues who unfortunately live there and are trying to escape.
@@saiguddati2303 oh yes depends who you are. I'm white and I'm in the British Army. I judge how safe a place is by if I can walk through there wearing my uniform. I certainly wouldn't walk through Alum Rock in uniform, unless I was Armed.
They're very misleading. All the counties mentioned are on the whole, good, safe and attractive places to live. The crime figures come purely from a few towns within the counties. I would be happy to live in any of those places - apart from London!
Northumbria is a police area. It's made up of several different areas. I think you have just swallowed police figures and nothing else. It doesn't mean they are bad areas to live. It's the same as London good and bad areas. Some places are lovely but then there are other areas you wouldn't chose to walk as a lone female. Nx
Agree. The "areas" are Metropolitan or County Police areas and the crime figures are lumped together rather than sub-divided into, say, urban and rural areas. It was rather funny to see a photograph of Heptonstall representing West Yorkshire. This is a hilltop village and the major crime here was the "Coiners" in the late 18th century!!
A bit misleading in some cases. If you were to remove just one or two town's figures from each region you might get a different picture. I live in the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary area. Take out just Plymouth's crime statistics and the overall figures for the region would look much different.
This would be interesting if it were done by city and by area within a city. I come from West Yorkshire and there’s some lovely parts of West Yorkshire. I come from Leeds which could generally be considered dangerous. However, there’s then areas in Leeds which I’m quite sure would make Mexico look safe.
@@kellywalker4494 I've been all over UK. Bradford, Leeds, peckham, Brixton, liverpool, Manchester, east ldn etc etc. I was born in the 3rd world, and I can safely say that even the most rough areas in the UK are middle class areas in the 3rd world 🤣🤣 ask anyone living in Nigeria or Pakistan or Mexico if they think Leeds is rough 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 u guys have infrastructure, houses with running water and electricity, governments that give you benefits, free education and healthcare. Please stop thinking ur harder than the 3rd world, because majority of the 3rd world has absolutely none of those things I just mentioned. If u think Leeds is hard, how are u gonna survive anywhere else?
I don't believe you. My family moved to Yorkshire . I've visited many times now. Not seen anywhere that's not a shit hole . The only place i am willing to live in the UK is Devon and Cornwall. Everywhere else is as shit or worce than the Midlands where I grew up. If I move from Cornwall it would have to be abroad. Edit except Whitby that place is lush. But still it's too cold.
Not all of them, London's in there. The title is most dangerous places. The commentary doesn't explain that the measurement units are all entire police force areas, or that each of those covers either at least ten towns and hundreds of villages, or entire city-regions, or both. Cue an avalanche of comments asking "what about Grimsby/Birmingham/Swindon/Leicester/Peterborough/Huddersfield/Oxford/Harrow", whether those places are within the 10 areas in the list or not.
Manchester has to be up there, EVERY day I get news flashes of YET MORE serious crimes ALWAYS Manchester. I guess the best view of THAT awful place is in your rear view mirror.
Lancashire does not border Greater Manchester, Merseyside ect. The 1973 Local Government Act did not change County Palatines. Lancashire may not have kept the name in its constituent parts (like Yorkshire) but the County Palatine includes most of Greater Manchester, Merseyside ans the Furness paninsula, bordering Cumberland and Westmoreland.
I think you'll find they do border lancs in one way or another, i was down to people like southport who wouldn't except merseyside as a postal address therefore it was kept as lancs and the same with greater manchester. That's why a lot of areas were then called greater manchester and it was all about thatcherism for more votes, cheating the public as all politicians do these days. I honestly think the world is gunna change for the better, watch this space!!! 😁😁😁
I’ve lived in Lambeth or Westminster all of my life. Two of the most crime ridden boroughs on the country, how did I get to the age of 60 without getting mugged?Maybe London isn’t as dangerous as they would have you believe!
The thing readers need to take into account is that England and some Anglosphere countries take alcohol-related violence for statistics, too. Other countries wouldn't.
This is a really flawed way of doing it. I have lived in many parts of the country (Liverpool, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Bristol and Northamptonshire) and now live in Kent and by far it feels the most safest place I have lived . Even ithe more deprived areas is nowhere near as dangerous as Liverpool. To group London as a whole is just silly as it varies depending on area so much. I have watched the worst places to live in England which is fairly accurate although Rotherham and Grimsby are not included which should be, but on the whole is right. This is way off though as probably most of the most dangerous places in England are in London
I've not read all the comments on here as there are to many to trawl, but there are some very old photographs of Bury, in there, which I do remember vividly from a long time past. The Robin Hood pub was demolished many years ago. It is a much improved town and far safer to live now than it was 40 years ago - having travelled extensively, I wouldn't consider it in the top ten in the 21st century. Interesting collection however...
If you are going to use counties like Lancashire, Yorkshire etc, come on this covers huge chunks of areas in England of course it will look bad, don’t forget cross county lines. How can you cover single areas like Greater Manchester and those areas when, you have also put them in Lancashire, please make your mind up!
I have never had any problems living in the North and witnessed very few problems here in grt Manchester. They just use the north as a dumping ground.,mainly with high intake of Asians.
Pretty much all the issues in Lancashire are in the largest places. Most notably Blackpool, Preston and Blackburn. Ive heard theres also some trouble in parts of East Lancs although i dont know it well.
Birmingham is a racist segregated city rough place too go to areas and see how divided people are very voilent city . Areas are segregated by race even the English segregated and you have loads of racist people and areas which are hostile.
@@purplesunflower8242 rubbish not true I heard Birmingham has always been racist and segregated with little integration at a even today the areas of Birmingham and West Midlands ars segregated and divided people are bigoted and narrow minded .
@@jamalstaines2818 we all hung around together during the 70s Dispite the epidemic of muggings one man broke my friend s arm! Don't know what a mugging was until l moved there?😡
@@purplesunflower8242 Birmingham and west Midlands is very racist and segregated no integration at all people are full of hate and mental health issues all over Birmingham and West Midlands.
Yes but Altrincham.are a different class of ppl everyone works we don't have a big council estate an ots expensive to live here sale is okay not as good as Altrincham but Trafford nah its a shithole anything past Timperley towards.the city. I wouldn't live an Altrincham isn't Manchester I'm a manc if the post code does.not start with a M u are not a manc Altrincham.starts with a W ITS SMALL.PLACES THAT LIKE TO MAKE OUT AS IF THER MANCHESTER THEY DONT EVEN SPK.LIKE US RKID THEY ARE WANNA BE MANCS WHEN U LIVE IN SHITHOLE ROCHDALE AN SOME.BODY SOTHERN ASKS WHERE THEY R FROM THEY SAY MANCHESTER NOT ROCHDALE WHY WHY WHY THAT SAYS IT ALL EVEN SAYING GREATER MANCHESTER GIVES THE IMPRESSION THERE MANCHESTER PPL THEY ARE NOT NEVER WILL BE IF THEY CAN LIE ABOIT THAT IT SAYS IT ALL!!!
This is all wrong. You really have to do it by city. The vast majority of the countryside in most counties is perfectly safe.
Agreed. These stats seem to be pointless. ( Unless they are deliberately misleading ).They may mean something to the funding authorities, but they don’t help the ordinary citizen, or tell us anything we need to know. The ordinary citizen actually knows the truth about what happening in our streets.. But there’s a hidden agenda here. People suspect that certain types of crime are being covered up. Some are not being registered under the right heading. The question is “Why? ‘ . I don’t think the police are to blame. - it’s coming from higher up. Is it about cost- cutting ? Are they in denial ? Whatever it is, telling obvious lies is counter-productive. That crack about middle-class drug-taking in the capital was pretty crude.
Agree.
Hahaha, I come from a small town in the North where you are guaranteed a fight every weekend night, I moved to London 30+ years ago and have seen a grand total of 3 fights in all that time.
Haha I know right. All 2000 square kilometres of West Yorkshire are dangerous.
@@joshuasykes3721 Then again there's Emmerdale (My wife watches that crap). Lots of crime there eh! LOL!
Apparently in Pakistan/India your video title translates to “10 Best places to live in UK that make you feel like home”
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Not India just pakistan where only terrorists live
The problem with this video is that it focuses on the official statistics covering counties. Counties are huge and the areas within counties vary significantly. Counties have numerous cities and towns within their boundaries. For example in West Yorkshire there are places such as Wetherby and Ilkley and Keighley and Holbeck. The crime rates within these towns and areas are massively different. The same applies to all the counties listed and is giving a wrong impression to those from outside of the UK.
You could say the same about cities or even about 'nice' smaller towns that often have rough high-crime estates within them. Counties is as good a way to compare data as any other
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Northumbria has never been a county; these are all police force areas, but the same reasoning applies.
What makes you think counties in the UK are huge ? There are farms in Australia as large as counties in the UK.
Exactly places like keighley have a crime rate of 135 whilst ilkley which is in the next valley over has a crime rate of 56
Cleveland, UK: *labeled as a dangerous place*
Cleveland, USA: huh. We should hang out sometime.
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Fuck that I stay Cleveland u.k
It’s part of Middlesbrough.
I'd like to add, Northumbria is probably one of the least densely populated areas, if there's an incident, that affects the stats more so than an urban area.
The figures he quoted are per capita, so overall population is irrelevant. However, I don't really trust the figures. This channel is largely bs.
Yeah, with Nothumbria he doesn't even mention what types of crimes he claims people can supposedly fall victim to., beyond a rather nebulous "conflicts". First town in and I'm unimpressed.
Theres no such place ,its Northunmberland
1. Orkney
2. Glasgow
3. Elton John's house
4. Whole of Liverpool
5. Half of London
6. Brighton Bum Bashers
7. Rapists in Ipswich
8. Theives in Nottingham
9. MI6 headquarters
10. Number 10
I'm fae Glasgow. Manchester and Liverpool has 4 times the crime rate.
Michael Barrymore's swimming pool? 🤣
@@shaunpierce4174 🤣🤣🤣
I knew Liverpool would be on the list😂
I live in Germany now, but was born and grew up in deepest, darkest Toxteth,near the city centre.
Seen and heard some crazy things.
I always felt safe there. But can understand why ppl think its dangerous
lived in Liverpool since 1967 when i was a kid from London. never had a problem ..you are just steryotyping it without evidence
'Middle-class drug users are the culprit.' What absolute bollocks, we all know the demographic responsible for the most violent crimes in most cities.
Of course we do, but we don't talk about that
Can someone tell me which demographic this is 🤔
@@clickbiat Google it.
''Middle Class drug users are the culprit'' LOL! We all know who the real culprits are though.
Yeah, heavy drinking scrote youths.
If you give money to buy drugs to the real culprits you are complicit, as long as they have profit they will continue so people must stop buying drugs if they want the traffic to stop.
@@jujublue4426 But then the real criminals will turn to some other activity.
It's almost like a certain demographic group recently moved in and changed the level of safety in these areas.
You’re right - I wonder if that has happened - are you aware of any such influx? 😉😋😵💫🥴
Floating shit arriving from France will be changing areas I have no doubt.
Garbage comment laden with xenophobia and racism and lack of facts
@@johnkitchen4699 You clearly don't want to look at the facts.
@@johnkitchen4699 Neive or what! 🙄
If Midsomer was a real place it would be top of the list as it has a murder rate similar to Chicago.
But the house prices must be dirt cheap.
Surely by now there's no one left in Midsomer. They've all been bumped off.
Midsomer Norton is real
@@davidsaunders9994 Yes, but is it inhabited by humans?
@@majorlaff8682 yes it is in the county of Avon
Not the uk I left 50 years ago ,it's lost its self respect. Not reversible.
Where did you emigrate to?Thinking about it myself, just seems to get worse, sometimes think there will end up with nothing recognisable from the past left!🤔
👇👇👇👇 TOTAL demographic change killed a great a country!
NO longer Great Britain!....
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There are boroughs in London you would not walk into, in Birmingham and other midlands and southern cities. Your survey is flawed. You need to visit more areas
True but the stats are the stats. Do you want him to do a video called '10 Most Dangerous 1 Mile Square Geographical Locations to Live in England'?
@@martinwilkinson7939 mmm he claims to visit these areas and has anecdotal evidence from other people so stats are mostly irrelevant except to highlight his points. As for deriding the areas I have indicated please note some of the towns listed here have smaller populations than say a borough in London, make geographical size irrelevant. It’s also a misnomer to point at Bradford or Rochdale as an entity when it’s actually certain areas if these towns and cities that are the actual areas with issues discussed here, and these parishes in these towns and cities are the same size or less than a London borough with far less population. A broad brush approach doesn’t give a true picture of what is going on in these areas, it demeans a whole place when only a small part of it is in issue. That is unfair. But hey, I suppose it’s a way of spending some time on a rainy day. I enjoyed it, but the segment is flawed.
@@chriswillsdon992 but he's talking about crimes per 100,000 population and he's going by official crime figures.
Birmingham and West Midlands is rough dump full of racist and chavs
@@jamalstaines2818 why do you miss the letter s off the end of words sometimes?
Born and bred in Cleveland. Crime wasn’t such a big issue when I lived there over 50 years ago to emigrate. Sad to see its decline
thanks to the boomers ruining the cuntry
Must be down to all the emigrates then...
The UK's Gun Capital
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@@bruce6014 Learn to spell .
@@bittasweetsymphony726 Another one that can’t spell.
London, Birmingham, London, Rotherham, London, Manchester, London, Middlesborough, London, Newcastle - that's only ten but here are many, many more including some over the border: Glasgow, Glasgow and Glasgow. Continuing the first ten: London, Hartlepool, London, Leeds, London, Liverpool, London, ... hope you're getting the picture.
London ain't bad at all I've lived worked and party in London all my life i am fine and everyone i know of course stuff goes down all depends on the person imo
No not getting the picture at all
The thing is, London is massive some parts hardly see any crime at all whilst others are complete no go areas.
@@ericsalles3393 City of London is the most dangerous small town in London, and is the most dangerous overall out of London's 33 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in City of London in 2020 was 612 crimes per 1,000 people. This compares poorly to London's overall crime rate, coming in 86% higher than the London rate of 87 per 1,000 residents. For England, Wales, and Northern Ireland as a whole, City of London is the most dangerous small town, and among the top 10 most dangerous locations out of all towns, cities, and villages.
Hope this helps to open your eyes, Eric.
@@robertgriffin6861 l was mugged in London and witnessed mugging...my female friends too!
Northumbria is NOT a county!!! Northumberland is. Northumbria includes Yorkshire, Durham, Cleveland, part of southern Scotland and parts of Cumbria as well as Northumberland.
So, to sum up your video, crime is worse where people live in their largest numbers combined with concentrations of unemployment and poverty plus Kent.
Who would have guessed that?
Northumbria doesn’t include Cleveland.
He called it a 'country' didn't he? Even more invalid.
Not true these days.
'Northumberland' is, or was anything north of the river Humber. Hence the name.
On the west you had places like Westmoreland, and Cumbaland, that became Cumbria.
More importantly, you had Cumbria, through Wales, and into the North west of France called the Britons.
Ask yourself why SUN- der- Land gets its name from!!
Very poor mate.
2/10 for effort
@jhvoojh
1/10 for effort. Northumbria was, as you say, everything north of the Humber. It was an Anglo Saxon Kingdom which also included the whole of the North of England North of the Mersey and included South and South East Scotland, including Edinburgh. Check your history before correcting others. Northumberland is a county, pure and simple.
Haha this bloke has not a clue lived in Northumberland for 50 years and never had a problem full stop
Spot on Wor kid.
These Southerners haven't got a clue,it's as simple as that!
Very true they haven’t got a clue I think they haven’t been in Northumberland
Middlesbrough is the worst place I’ve ever been in the UK, it’s also the most violent. Newcastle is very nice in parts but can be as bad for violence as anywhere else in the UK but like the man says it’s a very safe country.
I lived in Mexico for u years. I never even saw a bar fight.
@@stephenbrookes7268 are you calling Mexico safe? It has some of the most dangerous cities in the world, I don't think bar fights are the problem.
Humberside does not exist. It used to be North/South Humberside, but North Humberside became East Riding of Yorkshire and South Humberside became North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire
Same with Cleveland, looks like it goes off police territory rather than county council area.
True,but Humberside Police still exists in the former County area so I guess the statistics come from the Humberside Police Area.
@@robdavies8702 Exactly,same with Humberside
Perhaps his Humberside is in one of the other "countries" in England.
Technically correct. But the crime rate in Hull is 124 crimes per thousand, putting it into the top 5 most violent cities in the country. Overall the East Riding is 87 crimes per thousand. As a Hullensian that depresses me.
Not everywhere in Northumbria is dangerous, I live here in Alnwick and I love it, it's so beautiful here in the summer. And we get lots of holidaymakers here because of Alnwick castle.
I think you should focus not so much on dangerous towns but dangerous areas. In my home town of Sunderland I've had 4 cars stolen, had my flat burgled 5 times, been beaten up in the doorway of my house, and witnessed several crimes of theft and violence including a police officer surrounded by a chanting gang of youths who stopped him arresting a criminal suspect and this all happened in the East End of Sunderland. I've since moved to Prague and in 10 years have only seen 2 mild incidents of violence.
We went to Prague on holiday and got mugged
I'm Hendon born and bred. Still live there too mate. Ok-ish where I am but went to school in east end. Many friends there. Salt of the earth mixed in with scum like you wouldn't believe. Tough district that just got dafter and dafter when drugs and all came in.
It was always fighting type place but some vague morality. Not now.
All the best mate.
I’m sure London should have jumped higher than number 8 after Wayne Couzens attack on Sarah Everard. The force that is there to protect us has failed us as women. RIP Sarah.
That`s if you don`t trust coppers, and i`m not in total disagreement with you. But that seems to be most modern human`s now, disingenuous.
1 attack wouldn't make any difference to the figures no matter how widely it was reported.
@@danieloliver4558 it’s how peoples (women’s) perception has changed of the Met. You can’t measure feelings.
Ask question most dangerous places to live in England if you are white male or female any age. Answer various areas within most cities and towns with a certain non indigenous population.
I live in Redcar (center of Cleveland) it's very very quiet tawn, no crime at all, compared to London, where I was living before
Still a shit hole
Most of the crime is in Middlesbrough and Stockton.
😭 Honestly ive travelled across Britain and can honestly say its the worse place ive been. Redcar is a dive
Daniel Oliver You have never been to tower hamlets in London, were you get knifed after dark, or parts of Bradford, Liverpool or Luton that are totally no go areas...if you think Redcar is the worst fella you definitely have missed some towns and cities out.
@@alfreddunn03 Yes ive been to all of them
You didn't mention that the Metropolitan Police Force itself are probably responsible for half the crimes in London.
i can believe this, over the years ive seen police cars in london driving like thugs, doughnuts
Yeh, just ask Wayne Cozens - the Met's finest.
"Lancashire, noted for textiles?" What century are you living in, old chap?
1920s old boy
@@paulholland5270 Ah yes, round about when Yates' Wine Lodge was my favourite watering hole.
Yes dear boy I say 🤗
1:33 "with more castles than any other country in England"...how many countries are there in England? 🤔
😂😂
Counties
I lived in Handsworth , Birmingham back in the nineties was burgled once , deliberately hit by a stolen car , was mugged twice fought a gang of kids who had knocked my mate out with a brick they couldn’t get onto the ground so one of them pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot me , told to go for it, the piece of shit freaked out and took off as did his mates.
Oh did I mention that I was attacked with knives in some of the muggings ,once walked in on a robbery taking place in a corner shop another time our next door neighbour decided to hold his wife hostage with a knife during a domestic which led to the place being surrounded by armed cops.
Not to mention the druggies coming to the pub up the road to get their fix.
Another time I saw a man chasing another bloke with a iron bar .
Ahhh Handsworth I miss it , not
I'm from Smethwick which is right next to Handsworth & that does sound like something that would happen in the 80's & 90's. Damn there was 2 riots that happened in the 80's in Handsworth. If people ain't from Brum they probably wouldn't know about the reputations of certain places in Brum.
@@lexico8165 yep Handsworth was the place to live back then and a couple of friends of mine told me about the riots also one of the places I lived in used to be a drug dealer’s place as another friend said that she had been to a party there back in the seventies, she also mentioned that there was a hidden safe as well which we were unaware of until she showed us where it was.
There was a safe alright but alas it was empty.👍
Yeah, Handsworth had a reputation for extreme 'vibrancy' when I was at university in Birmingham back in the early seventies.
One of the safest places to be Handsworth, I stand out so much that everyone thinks I'm a copper so I get a wide berth 😂
@@NedwardApp funny you should say that, as there were a couple of times when I was in New Street and people came up to me asking for help because they thought I was a cop 👍
i would like to point out that in the section for Lancashire you used pictures of Southport which is in ( but only just ) Merseyside
Barry Lee:
Friends of Real Lancashire are concerned to promote the true identity of our county which has been extremely confused in the minds of some people, especially those working in the broadcasting and newspaper industries, since the local government reorganisation of 1974. The Government at that time stated that the "new counties" were administrative areas only, and that the boundaries of traditional counties such as Lancashire had not been changed. Unfortunately, the media refer to these administrative areas all too frequently and ignore the fact that places such as Barrow-in-Furness, Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, etc. are still in Lancashire.
@@paganphil100 well said Phil
@@paganphil100 With you Phil.REAL Lancashire forever.
London today is quite dangerous and depressing.
The figures being used are NOT for counties, they are for police authority areas. Though the boundaries for seven of them match up, three do not. Neither Humberside nor Cleveland exist any more as counties, each being split in to four unitary authorities, whilst the Northumbria police authority covers not only the county Northumberland, but also the former Tyne & Wear Metropolitan Council area (Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead etc.)
You should add the ethnicity of the people convicted of these differing crimes and it may shine a spotlight on the problems.
Nope.
I understand living in the UK for years. I grew up in Marine Park section of Brooklyn and never saw a crime in my life! Outer parts of city's neighborhoods are very similar looking to the London Suburbs. I felt like living in Hampton near Richmond was more like the outer parts of NYC than a suburbs. Suburbs here are more spread out although they go on and on here. Houses in the suburbs are more spread out unless you are in town centers. Outer parts of the city like Marine Park is like Hampton with how close houses are together that a close friend visited my from England thought Marine Park and Bay Ridge were suburbs!! That makes New Yorkers chuckle. Usually it is mainly quieter and safer parts than many inner city area that we used to call ghettos with half of the inner cities that most tourists won't see here when they visit. (Central Southern Bronx, North Central Brooklyn or Northeastern Quarter of Brooklyn, Western Half of Queens and northern Half of Manhattan. Most would see Central Southern Manhattan, Northwest Brooklyn. University Students live and Urban professionals. Financial Cultural and Entertainment districts with the rich and powerful of NYC. Outer parts have middle and some upper middle classes with some lower middle working class New Yorkers or the New Yorkers people thought of 20 30 years ago. They keep them safe especially before pre covid times.
England I felt less safe traveling and walking around at night especially with the heavy drinking. I feel if people are in a bad mood, it comes out more when they drink. Beware especially if your travel on the trains at night any part of the UK or buses or underground!! Especially when traveling in groups, they look like gangs. Just do not look at them and usually they would not say anything. I witnessed groups of guys and gals traveling on the last trains leaving from London at 11 or 1 am. Last trains. Drunks on the train looking for fights. I am a tall strong man, I never had problems. I knew not to stare because they look right back like they were so angry you looked at them. I witnessed a few times groups coming on and people looked at them and they went into rages like I was scared for the people they were yelling at that the few people in the train cars left to another train cars. Police would talk to them. I went home late nights in NYC at 3 am. Most people stay in the middle cars. Like out of 6 train cars stay in the inner two or one where they will be full. Safety in numbers usually. Some people travel in the cars with no passengers in them and they got mugged or worse. I did that too when I was young. People would say I was lucky!! NYC I never saw a crime. Those nights were so quiet like most of the time in London at night but beware of the drunks of any class. Usually it is the lower economic or working class that sometimes are unhappy and angry looking for fights when they had too much to drink!! It can extend to middle class too if they had a bad day with British reputations of take it all in but when you are drunk, the truth comes out when you are happy, sad or annoyed/angry!!
That police officer making 200,000 pounds a year? Thats where their taxes went to many government jobs that make more money than people in the private sector!! Taxes is another one. If you do not make much money like there, less taxes are paid but if you make more money there, you are taxed so much even more than NY and NJ or California taxes. VAT tax makes everything more. When they introduced that in Europe and the UK, they said it would replace the income tax. Well I guess that did not happen. Much of their taxes go towards their healthcare. Subsidizing lower income people like we do here but I think more so. There are people that do not work in council housing in every town like what we called low income housing or in the cities projects in the ghettos. Problem is that many of these people generation after generation not in the workforce or not counted in the workforce want more. They get exploited there like here by politicians on how best to take care of them but giving them a little more thats not enough. The kids get into gangs like some of their parents. Going back to the 30s 40s 50s before they were not given welfare like they are today. Their grandparents , great grandparents and further back, worked. Not working living off the system makes many of them feel stuck and wanting more and more and politicians make it worse.
Tell us more.
Nuff said wow
Can I get a hard back copy?
we're full mate
Sorry about all the bother but can you repeat that
Middlesbrough and Bradford are two of my favourite places in England.
In the seventies, the favourite game in Bradford and Sheffield was spot the white man. Now, there are none to spot.
Due to force arrange marriages from third world.
@@majorlaff8682 Sheffield is still very majority white, I mean not compared to where I am in Norfolk, but compared to Bradford or Leicester it is
Why not give the number of murders for London ? Is there a motive for not so doing .
Anyone had a walk around Harrow lately, what a cesspit
I don't buy the idea that the north is more dangerous, I've lived in a number of places in England Inc West Yorkshire and Cleveland yet never felt more unsafe then I did in Plymouth in Devon where I used to see crime or unpleasant incidents almost everyday, drugs, Street fights etc I was the victim of two unprovoked attacks in Plymouth something I've never been in west yorkshire o r Cleveland
There is a clear North/South divide. Comparing somewhere like Plymouth to somewhere like parts of Manchester or Liverpool is no contest in danger.
You may have been lucky. What the narrator doesn't mention is that there is a strong correlation between crime and unemployment. An informed guess would suggest that unemployment is significantly higher in the north than in the south.
I agree London and the south east is generally prosperous but parts of Devon and especially so Cornwall have some of the most deprived estates in England, I worked on refuse collection in Plymouth and in a fair few estates, would see drug needles etc dumped on the pavement or Street fights pretty much every day, I currently live near Leeds and there is certainly more money and investment being put into Leeds city centre then there was in Plymouth or Torquay for example, yes Leeds has its bad estates with just as much issues as I saw in Devon but don't think it's fair to say it's a solely north / south divide, this is not a dig at the place , I've had some brilliant family holidays in Cornwall , it's just stating a fact,
@@garyjarvis4540 Maybe it's time to get rid of estates & find an alternative?I lived on a mixed estate.Ok in the cut off part with the gate.Outside that,not so good.
@@messrsandersonco5985 Unemployment has little to do with it. The North has suffered unemployment and poverty before. It didn’t turn people into dangerous criminals.
First to come to most people's mind is (Liverpool) not even on the list, Manchester crime is a cover up because of media city and the BBC as you heard, but having said that the north of England is the friendliest in the country proper England.
Tunbridge Wells and Cromer have hidden dangers....middle class hypocrisy...
Liverpool was ranked the safest city in 2021
What ive found in Liverpool is if you don’t go looking for trouble, you’ll be fine. I’ve lived in a few rougher areas of the city (someone in a drug gang was once was shot dead a few doors up the road from me), but it tends to be targeted attacks.
Moved to Liverpool from Birmingham 25 years ago. Never felt safer. My scouse wife was shocked at the amount of violence in Birmingham city centre on Friday nights. Love Liverpool 👍
@@GS-ku3cj Birmingham sounds like a nice place I’m really surprised it’s so unsafe because my friend is always posting pictures of her in Birmingham (she’s from Nottingham)
Greater Manchester was the first place in the entire United Kingdom where one of its citizens used hand grenades in their criminal activities. Manchester, particular east and south is probably more armed than greater London and that's some infamous feat
Yeah there's guns everywhere in. South right down to Wythenshawe
Nowt wrong with that
if you're an under-age white English girl then Rochdale is one of the most dangerous places to live, thanks to Islam, and giving a special mention to Pakistani men
What happened I love uk it's my dream country but seeing this vid gives me second thoughts
I used to live about 50 metres from the first still of Lancashire. The town, Ormskirk, is a really nice, wealthy place with very little crime.
Edit: Also, two of the Lancashire stills are of Southport which is in Merseyside.
But it’s university small town and boring
Like a lot of these counties, much of Lancashire isn’t really dangerous at all. From what I can tell the only places with some genuinely dangerous areas are Blackpool, Preston, Blackburn and some areas of East Lancashire.
I grew up and west yorkshire and yes, most parts of it are rough and at times dangerous, but next time please specify towns/cities instead of counties, but still, nice vid!
Sadly people still dying to come England. 🇬🇧🇬🇧💕
The flow of floating shit coming from war torn France shows no sign of easing
@@kevxsi16v Couldnt have put it better... Im going to steal that.
You all make me laugh. One of these “immigrants” could become a doctor, like many have, and potentially save your life if needed, and you wouldn’t refuse it, so don’t embarrass yourself. Lmao
@@Deleted11100 However, most of them become criminals.
Its the welfare and free stuff they get from the government...
Good video🎯🎉
How on Earth is Northumbria on the list but Merseyside isn't?
Merseyside is one of the safest! Surprised? That's because of regionalism! We get a bad press. I'm glad you don't know how good Liverpool is! Keep you from visiting! Lol.
Brushing the dirt under the carpet, you are top of the list deal with it.
It's because Northumbria police area includes North Tyneside, Newcastle, South Tyneside, Sunderland & Gateshead. The rural areas are really nice places to visit & safe. It's like Durham being there. Durham City is fine but East Durham which is basically South Sunderland isnt the best place in the UK. Basically the places Thatcher destroyed in the 80's have never recovered.
Humberside doesn’t exist and was a ridiculous idea for a county. East Yorkshire is a nice place and north lincs isn’t too bad either. The police and fire service still use it to save money, but Humberside has long gone
I appreciate you only did the top 10 and even more surprised that you did Kent as a whole. Surprised that Crawley didn’t make the list but as already stated you only did the top 10. Crawley is the most dangerous major town in West Sussex, and is among the top 20 most dangerous overall out of West Sussex's 161 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Crawley in 2021 was 93 crimes per 1,000 people. This compares poorly to West Sussex's overall crime rate, coming in 35% higher than the West Sussex rate of 60 per 1,000 residents. For England, Wales, and Northern Ireland as a whole, Crawley is the 44th most dangerous major town, and the 704th most dangerous location out of all towns, cities, and villages.
I lived near Crawley
@@gemmabryden6378 after 43 yrs of living in Crawley I decided that it was no longer an option to bring up my two youngest up in Crawley.. the craziest thing is that just under a week of moving away, there was a shooting in broadfields (200m away from where I lived)
My Family live in Broadfield
@@gemmabryden6378 small world 😁
My brother lived in Crawley in the 1970s opposite a forest near town centre it was lovely and beautiful we used to go running in forest no crime at all , eek 😢 what happened !!!!!
I would agree with West Yorkshire being the most dangerous place to live next to London.Good luck everyone
What is this based on, in terms of location? Counties? Humberside and Cleveland don't exist as counties anymore.
Since when? Cleveland is a county, I live in it.
@@Deleted11100 Since 1996. The short lived County of Cleveland was established in 1974 together with the new Metropolitan Counties such as Tyne & Wear and Merseyside. Much disliked as a county by residents it was abolished in 1996, with lands to the south of the River Tees restored to (North) Yorkshire and those north of the river to County Durham.
England’s Hadrian’s wall…………….China.”Thats not a wall.” ( Points to the Great Wall of China.) “ THATS a wall.”
A walls a wall know matter how big or small 😆
When built it was( I've been reliably informed) very impressive. But over the nearly 2000yrs the local population has let's say accessed the ready made stone for building their own homes. I lived in a place called Corbridge which has its own roman Fort remains. So many of the buildings in the village are built from stone taken from the roman constructions, even my garden wall had stone with ancient roman graffiti carved into it! This is why the wall is all but gone!
@@garyrussell7406 Thanks Gary for the information, I sat on the wall as a child with my great grandmother, good memories 🙂
Love how the video about 10 places not too live in England dose not have comments enabled.
Guess you don't want to know what people want to comment about the video.
as a scot who lives in one of the absolute most dangerous towns in the uk, i'd like to see this but about scotland
@Propagandalf fr? can you please drop me a link
I'm glad my town is not on this one.
The amount of people who think I'm a dodgy after I tell them where I'm from.
Go on, tell us where. I'm from Liverpool so can't criticise anywhere but have to say crime is on a downward direction here.
I'm from Luton
@@harryjohnson9215 Is berry park still as lovely as I remember?🤣
West Yorkshire is quite large..what part exactly?
Bradford.
Born and raised in Teesside good old Thornaby in between Stockton and Middlesbrough. I wouldn't class it as dangerous when growing up at all. I uprooted and moved 270 miles away because of the no job situation, my heart is here because I met the love of my life and my children where born here but my roots are up there. I don't go back anymore since my parents and baby sister passed. I think anywhere can be dangerous but I have never felt unsafe ever.
Birmingham is not on the list because it is moving ahead of rest of the country, firms from London are moving to Birmingham, many new tall buildings, new train stations as well as high speed trains to London. Multicultural society, world class shopping centres, lovely parks, friendly people.Lots of restaurants to eat out, Commonwealth games 2022, it is all happening in Birmingham.
But people are still getting shot left right and centre
The UK's Gun Capital
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You say multicultural like that's a good thing
"more than any other country in England"? Hmmm. I dont think I've been to a truly 'dangerous' place anywhere in England, despite certain towns and cities reputation for violence, but the again when I was being brought up in the 1970s and 80s, almost every high street in Britain at the weekends was a battlezone
You 16year Girl Rotherham???
Forgive my ignorance, but in what county is Cleveland? I've visited England several times but have never heard of that city.
There's no city that's why it's the areas around Middlesbrough & Stockton
Carved out of County Durham and the North Riding of Yorkshire in 1974, Cleveland includes Middlesbrough, Stockton-on-Tees, Hartlepool and Redcar. The county was abolished in 1997 but it remains a police force area, hence its inclusion in this list.
Loads of pictures of Southport when talking about Lancashire. Southport isn't in Lancashire.
Southport will always be lancashire.
@@howardrutter7423 People from Southport don't even think they're in Lancashire. They say they're Sefton but want to pay Merseyside level taxes, and they're Tories *spits in disgust.
It is.Always was.
@@tommytrinder.1226 It's not
@@tommytrinder.1226 Just read that today Southport and Ainsdale have put a bid in to come out of Sefton and Merseyside to join Lancashire. .
Not entirely surprised that we are number 1 on the list 😂
You keep on missing out Birmingham, particularly in reference to Alum Rock and the lovely sign that appeared there a few years back basically stating "No White's on the streets past 10pm"
You serious?I used to know somebody who lived,if that's the right description,in Alum Rock.Horrible place.But then,I am a country girl.
@@susanmccormick6022 yes I'm being deadly serious I was born in Birmingham, left for the country when I was around 10 years old. I have friends /colleagues who unfortunately live there and are trying to escape.
@@leecountffl9826 is alum rock itself dangerous than Luton and West Ham in London
@@saiguddati2303 oh yes depends who you are. I'm white and I'm in the British Army. I judge how safe a place is by if I can walk through there wearing my uniform. I certainly wouldn't walk through Alum Rock in uniform, unless I was Armed.
@⚜️ Trinity Une ⚜️ because it only appeared on the woke media for less than a day it hadn't got a BLM campaign constantly pushing it on the news.
Shocking to hear the statistics of crime in England.
They're very misleading. All the counties mentioned are on the whole, good, safe and attractive places to live. The crime figures come purely from a few towns within the counties. I would be happy to live in any of those places - apart from London!
Northumbria is a police area. It's made up of several different areas. I think you have just swallowed police figures and nothing else. It doesn't mean they are bad areas to live. It's the same as London good and bad areas. Some places are lovely but then there are other areas you wouldn't chose to walk as a lone female. Nx
Agree. The "areas" are Metropolitan or County Police areas and the crime figures are lumped together rather than sub-divided into, say, urban and rural areas. It was rather funny to see a photograph of Heptonstall representing West Yorkshire. This is a hilltop village and the major crime here was the "Coiners" in the late 18th century!!
Please tell my why safe places are Stratford Gloucester, Kingston on Thames, henley Colchester, sandbanks?
They are money areas..big detached gated houses..they don't need to commit crime to survive!🙄
Not Colchester..but..Ascot.. the Cotswolds..Oxford. .parts of Berkshire..Suffolk and North Norfolk are all safe places to live!🦆
I mean Brixton and Croydon require their own list lol
theres a reason Yorkshire's high but you cant say on youtube without having your account banned.
Seriously surprised Essex isn't on here 😳😂 Interesting to see Kent on the list 🤔
London gangs are expanding to Kent nowadays
Parts of Kent have always been rough medway is espially unpleasant
Why are there fences surrounding cemeteries ? Because people are just dying to get in.
You seem to pick huge areas, surely you could get more local than that.
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You got Northumbria confused with Northumberland which is the county. Northumbria is the historical kingdom
A bit misleading in some cases. If you were to remove just one or two town's figures from each region you might get a different picture. I live in the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary area. Take out just Plymouth's crime statistics and the overall figures for the region would look much different.
Better or worse if Plymouth's numbers are taken out?
One big problem is Cleveland as a county doesn't exist anymore. Hasn't since 1996. Been taken over by North Yorkshire and Durham.
This would be interesting if it were done by city and by area within a city. I come from West Yorkshire and there’s some lovely parts of West Yorkshire. I come from Leeds which could generally be considered dangerous. However, there’s then areas in Leeds which I’m quite sure would make Mexico look safe.
What's with this obsession of you 1st world, comfortable living people genuinely thinking they have it harder than 3rd world war zones 🤣🤣
@@harrisr1018 you’ve obviously never been to Leeds. Try walking through Gipton, Hilton Moor or Chappletown at night. Good luck.
@@kellywalker4494 I've been all over UK. Bradford, Leeds, peckham, Brixton, liverpool, Manchester, east ldn etc etc. I was born in the 3rd world, and I can safely say that even the most rough areas in the UK are middle class areas in the 3rd world 🤣🤣 ask anyone living in Nigeria or Pakistan or Mexico if they think Leeds is rough 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 u guys have infrastructure, houses with running water and electricity, governments that give you benefits, free education and healthcare. Please stop thinking ur harder than the 3rd world, because majority of the 3rd world has absolutely none of those things I just mentioned. If u think Leeds is hard, how are u gonna survive anywhere else?
I don't believe you.
My family moved to Yorkshire . I've visited many times now. Not seen anywhere that's not a shit hole .
The only place i am willing to live in the UK is Devon and Cornwall.
Everywhere else is as shit or worce than the Midlands where I grew up.
If I move from Cornwall it would have to be abroad.
Edit except Whitby that place is lush. But still it's too cold.
@@avancalledrupert5130 The Yorkshire Dales are nice.
What about Grimsby? (seriously asking)
Humberside: they're all police force areas, wake up!
@@ChrisBrown-px1oy are they not very low-income areas?
Not all of them, London's in there.
The title is most dangerous places. The commentary doesn't explain that the measurement units are all entire police force areas, or that each of those covers either at least ten towns and hundreds of villages, or entire city-regions, or both. Cue an avalanche of comments asking "what about Grimsby/Birmingham/Swindon/Leicester/Peterborough/Huddersfield/Oxford/Harrow", whether those places are within the 10 areas in the list or not.
@@ChrisBrown-px1oy got it now, thanks
Manchester has to be up there, EVERY day I get news flashes of YET MORE serious crimes ALWAYS Manchester. I guess the best view of THAT awful place is in your rear view mirror.
Preston is in United Kingdom 🇬🇧 the most dangerous city in Europe😢
You mention Preston Lancashire and show a video of somewhere nowhere near Preston!, get your arse sorted!!!!
Lancashire does not border Greater Manchester, Merseyside ect. The 1973 Local Government Act did not change County Palatines. Lancashire may not have kept the name in its constituent parts (like Yorkshire) but the County Palatine includes most of Greater Manchester, Merseyside ans the Furness paninsula, bordering Cumberland and Westmoreland.
I think you'll find they do border lancs in one way or another, i was down to people like southport who wouldn't except merseyside as a postal address therefore it was kept as lancs and the same with greater manchester. That's why a lot of areas were then called greater manchester and it was all about thatcherism for more votes, cheating the public as all politicians do these days. I honestly think the world is gunna change for the better, watch this space!!! 😁😁😁
I’ve lived in Lambeth or Westminster all of my life. Two of the most crime ridden boroughs on the country, how did I get to the age of 60 without getting mugged?Maybe London isn’t as dangerous as they would have you believe!
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The thing readers need to take into account is that England and some Anglosphere countries take alcohol-related violence for statistics, too. Other countries wouldn't.
This is a really flawed way of doing it. I have lived in many parts of the country (Liverpool, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Bristol and Northamptonshire) and now live in Kent and by far it feels the most safest place I have lived . Even ithe more deprived areas is nowhere near as dangerous as Liverpool. To group London as a whole is just silly as it varies depending on area so much. I have watched the worst places to live in England which is fairly accurate although Rotherham and Grimsby are not included which should be, but on the whole is right. This is way off though as probably most of the most dangerous places in England are in London
Anywhere in Northern England if you're a family with a daughter...
Conflates Northumbria with Northumberland.
Yes, Northumbria Police includes Tyne and Wear. It's not really made clear that these are all police force areas.
@@ChrisBrown-px1oy Yes, it stretches down to the Humber hence the name meaning North of the Humber.
I've not read all the comments on here as there are to many to trawl, but there are some very old photographs of Bury, in there, which I do remember vividly from a long time past. The Robin Hood pub was demolished many years ago. It is a much improved town and far safer to live now than it was 40 years ago - having travelled extensively, I wouldn't consider it in the top ten in the 21st century. Interesting collection however...
Kent located in south east England
This video should be redone but using local districts like boroughs or towns. Using county-wide figures is way too broad and isn’t very insightful
For example, Newham and Richmond would have vastly different figures while both being in London
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If you are going to use counties like Lancashire, Yorkshire etc, come on this covers huge chunks of areas in England of course it will look bad, don’t forget cross county lines. How can you cover single areas like Greater Manchester and those areas when, you have also put them in Lancashire, please make your mind up!
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Northumberland, all of it?
Northumbria police area: all of historic Northumberland including Newcastle, plus Gateshead, South Tyneside and Sunderland.
why did you keep showing pictures of Southport in the Lancashire section? Southport isn't in Lancashire, hasn't been since 1974.
Its all over the world not just hear
hear or here?
Blackpool (drugs), Liverpool ( theft, assault, drugs,etc),Bradford ( drugs, theft, street fighting), Birmingham ( crime everywhere), and Ilford, London.
Middlesbrough??
I have never had any problems living in the North and witnessed very few problems here in grt Manchester.
They just use the north as a dumping ground.,mainly with high intake of Asians.
Thank you for outing yourself.
Northumberland is beautiful ❤️🥰
This is bollox I live in Lancashire and feel perfectly safe always
Shout from Lancashire
@@leeandrew1754 They use silly boundaries really. Lancashire is a big county, there are safe places and dangerous places.
Likewise, small village in Lancashire on the edge of Blackburn. Only real crime is the amount of dog shit on the canal
I live in Pendle, Lancashire....the main crime here is drug-related.
Pretty much all the issues in Lancashire are in the largest places. Most notably Blackpool, Preston and Blackburn. Ive heard theres also some trouble in parts of East Lancs although i dont know it well.
Nice sharing, thank you 😊
Thank you too
Merseyside? Birmingham?
True, Brum is the most dangerous place in Britain I've read in a few places.
@@benconner884 Agree full of scum and racist segregated Birmingham and West Midlands.
Hi brother, can you please tell me about Lincolnshire? Is it a safe place to live with the family ?
You can love in your own Country that's in Asia, not England or Europe
Birmingham is a racist segregated city rough place too go to areas and see how divided people are very voilent city . Areas are segregated by race even the English segregated and you have loads of racist people and areas which are hostile.
Well it wasn't when l lived there! In the 70s we all hung out together!
@@purplesunflower8242 rubbish not true I heard Birmingham has always been racist and segregated with little integration at a even today the areas of Birmingham and West Midlands ars segregated and divided people are bigoted and narrow minded .
@@jamalstaines2818 we all hung around together during the 70s Dispite the epidemic of muggings one man broke my friend s arm! Don't know what a mugging was until l moved there?😡
@@purplesunflower8242 Birmingham and west Midlands is very racist and segregated no integration at all people are full of hate and mental health issues all over Birmingham and West Midlands.
@@jamalstaines2818 during the 70s we hung together young people! You weren't there!
To be honest some parts of Greater Manchester are really safe. Such as Altrincham and Sale in Trafford.
Yes but Altrincham.are a different class of ppl everyone works we don't have a big council estate an ots expensive to live here sale is okay not as good as Altrincham but Trafford nah its a shithole anything past Timperley towards.the city. I wouldn't live an Altrincham isn't Manchester I'm a manc if the post code does.not start with a M u are not a manc Altrincham.starts with a W ITS SMALL.PLACES THAT LIKE TO MAKE OUT AS IF THER MANCHESTER THEY DONT EVEN SPK.LIKE US RKID THEY ARE WANNA BE MANCS WHEN U LIVE IN SHITHOLE ROCHDALE AN SOME.BODY SOTHERN ASKS WHERE THEY R FROM THEY SAY MANCHESTER NOT ROCHDALE WHY WHY WHY THAT SAYS IT ALL EVEN SAYING GREATER MANCHESTER GIVES THE IMPRESSION THERE MANCHESTER PPL THEY ARE NOT NEVER WILL BE IF THEY CAN LIE ABOIT THAT IT SAYS IT ALL!!!