Scotland: how locals view the presence of crime in their area, by age 2017/18
Public perception of changes to crime rate in their local area in Scotland in 2017/18, by age group
This statistic shows the views of Scottish local residents by age group in the fiscal year 2017/18 on how they felt that the amount of crime in their area had changed over the previous two years. Those aged 16 to 24 were the most likely to think that crime had decreased, or at least stayed the same.
Public perception of changes to crime rate in their local area in Scotland in 2017/18, by age group
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