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FY2 crime rate and statistics
The FY2 postcode district, in the FY (Blackpool) postcode area.
Updated October 2026.
Police published 2,418 street-crime records for FY2 from September 2025 to August 2026. That is 1.5% fewer than in the 12 months before. The rate is 100.4 per 1,000 residents counted in the Census 2021, against 110.7 for Lancashire Constabulary. A residents-only rate reads high where many people visit. Police locations are approximate.
September 2025 to August 2026. Street-crime records include anti-social behaviour.
Street-crime records
2,418
Latest month (August 2026)
194
Year-on-year
-1.5%
Month-by-month totals
2400
197
Sep
218
Oct
207
Nov
194
Dec
224
Jan
181
Feb
175
Mar
200
Apr
197
May
191
Jun
240
Jul
194
Aug
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Month
Street-crime records
September 2025
197
October 2025
218
November 2025
207
December 2025
194
January 2026
224
February 2026
181
March 2026
175
April 2026
200
May 2026
197
June 2026
191
July 2026
240
August 2026
194
Street-crime records per 1,000 residents
Published street-crime records (including anti-social behaviour), September 2025 to August 2026, per 1,000 usual residents in the Census 2021.
FY2
100.4
Lancashire Constabulary
110.7
2,418 records and 24,092 residents. Residents-only rates overstate crime where many people visit who do not live there, such as city centres, stations, and retail parks. Residents are counted at March 2021 while records are current, so areas with many newer homes can read higher.
No England and Wales comparison is shown, because not every force involved has published every month of this window.
Rates cover England and Wales only. Residents: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021 postcode estimates, Open Government Licence v3.0. How rates are built.
Top crime categories
Share of FY2 records in the same trailing window. The black line on each bar marks the England and Wales share for the same months.
Records by part of FY2: the north-west 506, the north-east 497, the south-west 408, the north 331, the south 308, the south-east 227, the west 132, the centre 124, the east 112.
North is at the top. Each hexagon is about 280 m across, the size the crime map uses zoomed in, and holds at least one of FY2's postcodes; darker ones hold more records. Hexagons at the edge also hold records from neighbouring districts, and FY2's records placed outside these hexagons are not drawn, so the map's counts won't add up to the page's total. Police place each record at an approximate public point, so this shows which parts of FY2 records cluster in, not where incidents happened. Explore FY2 on the crime map.
Year by year
Calendar-year totals for FY2 (December 2013 to August 2026).
Year
Street-crime records
2021
2,812
2022
2,484
2023
2,370
2024
2,583
2025
2,479
2026 (part year)
1,602
Is FY2 safe?
We don't label places safe or unsafe, because published police records can't show that. This is what they show for FY2 from September 2025 to August 2026.
About 202 records a month. The busiest month was July 2026, with 240.
Records here changed by -1.5% on the 12 months before, against -0.1% across the Lancashire Constabulary area, the main force here with 100.0% of FY2's records, over the same months.
Violence and sexual offences is the largest category, at 40.7% of records, against 35.5% across England and Wales over the same months.
The records can't tell you about crime nobody reported, which street in FY2 a record came from, or how a place feels at different times of day. The rate per 1,000 residents is above. See the limits to keep in mind.
Limits to keep in mind
Published locations are approximate; they are snapped to anonymous map points before release, and each record is assigned to a district by its nearest postcode. Counts near district boundaries are indicative.
These are counts of published police records, not all crime, and not a safety score.
Outcome labels in the source data are not court results or conviction rates.
Covers 100.0% of the 24,092 Census 2021 residents of FY2.
England: English Indices of Deprivation 2025
Of these residents in England, 35.8% live in the most deprived 20% of England's neighbourhoods and 0.0% in the least deprived 20%.
17%1
19%2
2%3
33%4
13%5
6%6
3%7
6%8
0%9
0%10
Share of residents in each decile, from 1 (most deprived) to 10 (least deprived) of England's small areas.
Deciles rank neighbourhoods within one nation, so English and Welsh deciles don't compare. They describe areas, not the people living in them, and crime is one of the things the index measures, so this mix partly overlaps the crime figures above. How this is built.
About FY2 beyond crime
Figures below come from official open datasets, joined on postcode. Sources are listed on the
methodology page.
House prices
Median sold price by year, with the number of sales in brackets, from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (standard residential sales in England and Wales). A median is shown only where there were at least five sales. Edition: yearly files 2022 to 2026.
Year
All sales
2026 (part year)
£158,000 (179)
2025
£152,000 (402)
2024
£148,000 (369)
2023
£141,500 (366)
2022
£145,000 (456)
Show prices by property type
Year
Detached
Semi
Terraced
Flat
2026
£262,500 (24)
£165,000 (103)
£135,000 (35)
£76,000 (17)
2025
£255,000 (41)
£165,000 (213)
£130,000 (105)
£96,500 (43)
2024
£210,000 (40)
£150,750 (206)
£134,000 (87)
£79,000 (36)
2023
£235,000 (32)
£154,000 (197)
£125,000 (79)
£90,750 (58)
2022
£235,000 (47)
£153,000 (245)
£130,000 (99)
£90,000 (65)
Schools and colleges
8 open establishments with a postcode in FY2, from the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register. Edition: extract of 29 Oct 2026.
Postcodes in England with properties in each band (Environment Agency), counted by the highest long-term risk band of any property in the postcode. Postcodes not listed have no property in a rivers-and-sea risk area, and postcodes outside England are not covered. Risk applies to the area around an address, not the address itself. Surface-water risk is not published by postcode. Edition: NaFRA2, revised 18 Jun 2026.
Highest band
Postcodes
High
7
Medium
0
Low
31
Very low
1
Broadband
Share of the 553 postcodes in FY2 where every premises, or at least one, can get each fixed service, from Ofcom Connected Nations. Ofcom does not publish full-fibre availability by postcode. Edition: Connected Nations, July 2025 data.
Service
Every premises
Some premises
Gigabit
90.2%
98.6%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s+)
98.7%
99.8%
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