Anti social behaviour crime records at a local level (post code sector level, ward or street level)
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HMIC
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Polly Walker I'd like to research the impact of student developments on anti social behaviour crime levels. I'm imagining there will be no correlation - but I'd like to use the data to show that.
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Police.uk street-level crime records
I don't think the HMIC holds any crime records itself. The two most credible statistical sources are the recorded crime datasets and the British Crime Survey published by the Home Office:
Recorded crime datasets
British Crime Survey
However neither of those provides records for anti-social behaviour at the level of granularity you require.
The Police.uk website provides monthly statistics for a range of offences (including "anti-social behaviour"), based on both street level and "neighbourhood":
Police.uk
This data is collated directly from information provided by individual police forces so the statistical methodology is probably a bit dodgy. However I think that source is likely to be your best alternative.
(My guess is you will have difficulty finding a close correlation between student developments and stats on anti-social behaviour. Anti-social behaviour records will likely cluster in town centres rather than where students reside, and it would also be difficult to separate the student variable from the baseline age demographic of the area.)