Scotland: how men and women view the presence of crime in their area 2017/18
Share of respondents who thought the crime rate is about the same or less in Scotland in 2017/18, by gender*
This statistic shows the views of Scottish residents by gender in 2017/18 on how they felt that the amount of crime in their area had changed over the previous two years. Males were 7 percent more likely to think that crime levels had stayed about the same or decreased.
Share of respondents who thought the crime rate is about the same or less in Scotland in 2017/18, by gender*
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