4,895 crimes were recorded within a mile of the centre of Rhyl between August 2025 to July 2026. North Wales Police logged an outcome for 3,216 of them.
72% of bicycle theft cases here ended with no suspect identified.
Month by month
August 2025July 2026
What was reported, and how it ended
The change compares the most recent six months with the six before them. Cases still under investigation are not counted in the rate.
Category
Recorded
Change
No suspect identified
Violence and sexual offences
1,981
up 2%
15%
Anti-social behaviour
869
up 18%
n/a
Shoplifting
458
down 22%
48%
Public order
385
up 14%
28%
Criminal damage and arson
367
down 18%
54%
Other theft
237
up 10%
58%
Drugs
194
up 23%
10%
Burglary
113
up 35%
58%
Other crime
89
down 15%
16%
Vehicle crime
60
down 24%
56%
Possession of weapons
57
down 16%
11%
Bicycle theft
56
down 49%
72%
Theft from the person
16
too few
too few
Robbery
13
too few
too few
Where it happens
The source records a crime as being on or near a street rather than at an address, so that nobody can be identified from it. Where a crime happened at a kind of place rather than on a road, it records the kind of place instead, and those entries are marked below. These are the locations that come up most often across the whole 12 months.
