Crime In My Area

Crime in Richhill: PSNI Data

Explore mapped crime reports for the Richhill settlement area, with anti-social behaviour shown separately. See the latest figures, where crimes were recorded, the monthly and 10-year trends, and how Richhill compares with other towns. To check the area around a particular postcode, use our crime search.

PSNI publishes these figures monthly. Each section shows its reporting period.

Richhill crime report

Area: Richhill settlement boundary (2015). Report month: August 2026, this is the latest official dataset.

Mapped crimes this month

3

August 2026

Mapped crimes in 12 months

27

September 2025 to August 2026

Change from last year

+2

1 to 3 mapped crimes. Too few reports for a useful percentage comparison. August 2025 to August 2026.

Anti-social behaviour

3

August 2026, separate from crime totals

Worry about burglary

13%

Above the NI average of 8%

Worry about crime overall

8%

Above the NI average of 5%

About these figures

These are counts of published crime map records within a defined settlement boundary, not population-adjusted rates or a prediction of an individual property’s risk. Anti-social behaviour is separate. Anonymised locations and missing locations mean these counts can differ from official recorded-crime totals.

In August 2026, the published police map data contains 3 crimes within the Richhill settlement boundary. The last 12 complete months total 27 mapped crimes. Anti-social behaviour is counted separately.

Map of recorded locations

Incident map, August 2026. Mapped crimes within the Richhill settlement boundary (2015).

Crime Breakdown

Mapped crime categories in August 2026. Anti-social behaviour is counted separately.

What types of crime were recorded in Richhill?

  • Violence & Sexual Offences2
  • Drugs1

How does Richhill compare?

Compare mapped crime reports for the same month. Settlement areas differ in size and population, so these counts are not a ranking of safety. Some towns share one official urban area; their figures will be identical.

Compare settlement areas (August 2026, named settlement boundaries)

vs

Richhill

3
mapped crimes; 3 ASB incidents separately
  • Violence & Sexual Offences 2
  • Drugs 1

Armagh

78
mapped crimes; 48 ASB incidents separately
  • Violence & Sexual Offences 27
  • Criminal Damage & Arson 15
  • Shoplifting 15
  • Drugs 7

Crime data for Richhill, your questions

Sources, geography and limitations

The map and monthly charts use the same named NISRA settlement boundary (2015). The postcode search is a separate 1-mile search around the selected address. Some places share a larger named settlement: the area label and map boundary make this explicit.

Annual council figures cover the full council area and use financial years. They cannot be directly compared with monthly settlement counts. Crime totals exclude anti-social behaviour.

Read the full methodology.

Figures cover August 2026, the most recent month published by the police data service, not events happening today. Source publication checked 2 November 2026.

The monthly figures use the defined settlement area shown by the map boundary. Its official name is given with the report, because some boundaries include adjoining places. The postcode search uses a separate one-mile circle around the postcode you choose. Annual council figures cover the wider council area.

No. The headline crime total, crime breakdown and monthly crime trend exclude anti-social behaviour. ASB incidents are shown separately and identified on the map. Both come from the published PSNI street-level dataset. Map locations are anonymised, and records without a usable location cannot be assigned to the settlement boundary.

They describe reports in the published data, not every crime that occurred or the risk to an individual property. Larger or busier places can record more incidents, so raw counts should not be used to rank places as safe or unsafe. Compare the same area over time, alongside the type of incident and the needs of your property. Read the crime-data methodology for the definitions and limitations.

The town-centre location is covered by the PSNI Armagh neighbourhood policing team. Other parts of the settlement may have different teams. Telephone 101, ArmaghCityBanbridgeandCraigavon@psni.pnn.police.uk, psni.police.uk. In an emergency always call 999; use 101 for non-emergencies.

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