Places
Eight fixed areas, not a page for every street. Postcodes are not council boundaries, and the Golden Triangle overlaps NR2.
The castle, the market, the railway station, Riverside, and Thorpe Hamlet. NR1 is the dense middle of the city, so street-crime samples here are usually the busiest in the edition.
660 crime markers in the latest police month.
Victorian and Edwardian streets between the city centre and Eaton, including the Golden Triangle. Cafés, terraces, and the walk out towards the university.
270 crime markers in the latest police month.
North of the inner ring: Mile Cross, Catton Grove, Sewell, and the Anglia Square area. A useful page if you want the north of the city council area rather than the suburbs beyond the boundary.
296 crime markers in the latest police month.
Eaton, the Cringleford edge, and the roads towards the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Colney. Planning here often sits with South Norfolk even when the address still says Norwich.
34 crime markers in the latest police month.
The western city: Bowthorpe, West Earlham, and the Costessey side. Treat council names on individual records as the authority, not the postcode.
140 crime markers in the latest police month.
The northern suburbs over the city boundary: Hellesdon, Sprowston, and Old Catton, plus the NR8 fringe at Drayton and Taverham. Food hygiene and planning for these streets often come from Broadland, not Norwich City Council.
75 crime markers in the latest police month.
East of the city along Thorpe Road and out to Thorpe St Andrew. Heartsease is the city-edge estate; Dussindale and the St Andrew streets are Broadland.
106 crime markers in the latest police month.
The streets between Unthank Road and Earlham Road. This hub is a radius around a reference point, so its crime count overlaps NR2 rather than adding to it.
110 crime markers in the latest police month.