Crime figures for the Glasgow City council area

In Scotland, crime figures are published for each council area. These numbers cover the wider Glasgow City area rather than one street, building, or postcode. They are useful for understanding the bigger local picture, not the exact spot you searched.

Recorded crimes

53,934

+2.8% from the previous year

Recorded offences

33,633

+6.5% from the previous year

Crime rate

829

Recorded crimes per 10,000 population

Reporting period

December 2025

Annual aggregate, not monthly data

Recorded Crime Groups

Non-sexual crimes of violence

12,318(22.8%)

Sexual crimes

2,382(4.4%)

Crimes of dishonesty

19,617(36.4%)

Damage and reckless behaviour

5,158(9.6%)

Crimes against society

14,459(26.8%)

Based on 53,934 recorded crimes in Glasgow City

Recorded Offence Groups

Antisocial offences

10,561(31.4%)

Miscellaneous offences

1,859(5.5%)

Road traffic offences

21,213(63.1%)

Based on 33,633 recorded offences in Glasgow City

Source and methodology

Scottish statistics use their own legal and recording classifications. Recorded crimes and recorded offences are shown separately and are not converted into Police.uk categories. Source period: Year ending December 2025. Published 24 February 2026.

View the Scottish Government publication

About Cardonald, Glasgow City, Scotland

Cardonald was once an independent village before becoming part of Glasgow in 1926. It is bordered to the south by the picturesque White Cart Water, providing a scenic backdrop for leisurely walks and outdoor activities. The area is predominantly residential, characterised by a mix of traditional and modern housing. Cardonald has retained much of its village charm, with local shops, parks, and community spaces that foster a friendly atmosphere. Its rich history and community spirit make it a desirable place to live or visit.

Living in Cardonald, Glasgow City, Scotland

Living in Cardonald offers a variety of amenities to meet everyday needs. The suburb is home to several local shops, cafes, and parks, providing residents with convenient access to essential services and leisure activities. Transport links are excellent, with easy access to Glasgow city centre via public transport, making it a great choice for commuters. Families will appreciate the nearby schools and recreational facilities, ensuring a well-rounded lifestyle.

Key Facts

Located in the southwest of Glasgow, Scotland
Formerly an independent village until 1926
Bounded by the scenic White Cart Water
Strong community spirit with local amenities
Excellent transport links to Glasgow city centre
Family-friendly environment with parks and schools

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