Crime in Ings: statistics, rates and trends

1,335 crimes were recorded in Ings in the 12 months to August 2026, 120.4 per 1,000 residents. That is higher than the England and Wales rate of 96.7, and down 4% on the year before.

Crime map

Circle size: number of crimesSeptember 2025 to August 2026. Source: data.police.uk, Open Government Licence v3.0

Violence and sexual offences (444), shoplifting (345) and anti-social behaviour (100) made up 67% of all recorded crime. Its crime rate ranks 819th of the 3,911 neighbourhoods covered by this site (1 = highest), in the highest quarter.

MeasureIngsKingston upon Hull, City ofEngland and Wales
Crimes, the 12 months to August 20261,33538,0155,618,064
Crimes per 1,000 residents120.4138.096.7
Change on previous 12 months-4%+4%-1%
Population11,087275,40158,127,638

Recorded crime in Ings peaked in the year to August 2024 (1,679 crimes) and was lowest in the year to August 2021 (1,062). Between the years to August 2018 and 2026 it rose 8%, while across England and Wales it fell 4%.

PeriodCrimesPer 1,000England and Wales per 1,000
Year to August 20261,335120.496.7
Year to August 20251,387125.197.2
Year to August 20241,679151.497.9
Year to August 20231,442130.1n/a
Year to August 20221,328119.8102.0
Year to August 20211,06295.8101.4
Year to August 20201,110100.1102.7
Year to August 20191,245112.3101.7
Year to August 20181,241111.9100.8

Month by month

MonthCrimes
August 2026183
July 2026139
June 2026118
May 2026120
April 2026108
March 2026131
February 202683
January 202678
December 202594
November 202583
October 2025101
September 202597

Compared with England and Wales, Ings recorded notably more shoplifting (3.7 times the national rate) and public order (33% above the national rate), and notably less anti-social behaviour (41% below) and drugs (37% below). On the year before, vehicle crime rose from 46 to 68 and other crime rose from 23 to 28, while other theft fell from 98 to 76 and burglary fell from 58 to 45.

Crime typeCrimesPer 1,000England and Wales per 1,000Change on year
Violence and sexual offences44440.034.2-10%
Shoplifting34531.18.5-2%
Anti-social behaviour1009.015.4-5%
Public order988.86.7+2%
Criminal damage and arson807.26.7-5%
Other theft766.96.4-22%
Vehicle crime686.15.0+48%
Burglary454.13.6-22%
Other crime282.52.1+22%
Drugs232.13.3n/a
Robbery131.21.4n/a
Possession of weapons70.61.0n/a
Bicycle theft60.50.8n/a
Theft from the person20.21.7n/a

What each category covers: crime categories.

4 of the 8 nearest neighbourhoods have a higher crime rate than Ings; the highest is Marfleet (174.6 per 1,000) and the lowest Sutton, Kingston upon Hull, City of (76.7).

NeighbourhoodCrimesPer 1,000Rate vs Ings
Longhill & Bilton Grange1,280106.4-12%
Sutton92176.7-36%
Southcoates1,432105.9-12%
Holderness1,12187.7-27%
Marfleet2,818174.6+45%
Drypool1,791160.3+33%
West Carr1,752136.8+14%
North Carr2,105127.0+5%

The 10 locations below account for 45% of the crime recorded in Ings over the 12 months to August 2026; the most were recorded at “Oak Croft” (202).

LocationCrimes
On or near Oak Croft202
On or near Parking Area77
On or near Winchester Close71
On or near Petrol Station64
On or near Spring Gardens48
On or near Regis Court46
On or near Staines Close29
On or near Rosslare Gardens25
On or near Sinclair Crescent24
On or near Bayswater Court20

Of the 1,235 crimes in Ings with a recorded outcome, 34% ended with the investigation complete and no suspect identified, against 35% across England and Wales; 11% were awaiting a court outcome (England and Wales: 5.2%). The 100 anti-social behaviour reports have no outcome and are left out.

OutcomeCrimesShareEngland and Wales
Unable to prosecute suspect42734.6%34.5%
Investigation complete; no suspect identified41433.5%35.3%
Awaiting court outcome13410.9%5.2%
Under investigation987.9%11.5%
Court result unavailable483.9%2.5%
Status update unavailable443.6%4.7%
Local resolution302.4%3.1%
Action to be taken by another organisation211.7%1.3%
Further investigation is not in the public interest80.6%0.5%
Formal action is not in the public interest50.4%0.3%
Suspect charged as part of another case30.2%0.0%
Offender given a caution20.2%0.6%

Ings has an estimated population of 11,087 (ONS, mid-2024). Compared with England and Wales it has more social housing (29%, against 17%), less private renting (9.4%, against 20.3%) and more residents with no qualifications (27%, against 18%). On the England IoD 2025, the small areas (LSOAs) that make up Ings average decile 3.9 (1 = most deprived), more deprived than average.

MeasureIngsEngland and Wales
Aged 0 to 1517.8%18.3%
Aged 65 and over25.0%18.9%
Residents 16+ in work54.1%57.2%
Residents 16+ unemployed3.2%3.4%
Residents 16+ retired26.4%21.6%
Residents 16+ who are students5.3%7.9%
Residents 16+ with Level 4 qualifications or above (degree, HND and similar)20.0%33.8%
Residents 16+ with no qualifications26.6%18.2%
Households with no car or van28.4%23.3%
Homes owned outright or with a mortgage60.7%62.5%
Social rented homes29.4%17.1%
Private rented homes9.4%20.3%
Average deprivation decile (1 = most deprived, 10 = least)3.95.5 (England)

Is Ings a safe place to live?

Ings recorded 120.4 crimes per 1,000 residents in the 12 months to August 2026, higher than the England and Wales rate of 96.7, and ranks 819th of the 3,911 neighbourhoods on this site by crime rate (1 = highest). The categories most above the national rate were shoplifting and public order.

What is the most common crime in Ings?

Violence and sexual offences was the most common category, with 444 reports in the 12 months to August 2026, followed by shoplifting (345).

Is crime in Ings going up or down?

Recorded crime in Ings was down 4% on the year before: 1,335 crimes in the 12 months to August 2026 against 1,387 in the previous 12 months.

What is the population of Ings?

About 11,087 people (ONS mid-2024 estimate), 25% of them aged 65 or over (England and Wales: 19%).

Which police force covers Ings?

Ings is policed by Humberside.

Police-recorded crime from data.police.uk (September 2017 to August 2026), ONS population estimates and Census 2021. Definitions and limitations: methodology.

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