Crime figures for the North Ayrshire council area

In Scotland, crime figures are published for each council area. These numbers cover the wider North Ayrshire 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

7,189

-6.8% from the previous year

Recorded offences

4,860

+10.1% from the previous year

Crime rate

536

Recorded crimes per 10,000 population

Reporting period

December 2025

Annual aggregate, not monthly data

Recorded Crime Groups

Non-sexual crimes of violence

1,817(25.3%)

Sexual crimes

393(5.5%)

Crimes of dishonesty

2,268(31.5%)

Damage and reckless behaviour

892(12.4%)

Crimes against society

1,819(25.3%)

Based on 7,189 recorded crimes in North Ayrshire

Recorded Offence Groups

Antisocial offences

1,455(29.9%)

Miscellaneous offences

289(5.9%)

Road traffic offences

3,116(64.2%)

Based on 4,860 recorded offences in North Ayrshire

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.

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About KA11 4AN, North Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

KA11 4AN encompasses the village of Dreghorn, which is steeped in history and character. Originally served by the Dreghorn railway station, part of the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway, the area has evolved while retaining its quaint charm. The site of the former station now serves as a reminder of its rich transport heritage and is well-marked by signs at the junction with Station Brae. The village is surrounded by beautiful Scottish countryside, offering residents and visitors a serene escape from urban life, along with access to National Cycle Route 73 for cycling enthusiasts.

Living in KA11 4AN, North Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

Living in KA11 4AN offers a blend of rural tranquillity and convenient amenities. The village is well-equipped with local shops, schools, and parks, making it ideal for families. Public transport links, including nearby bus services and the former railway station site, provide easy access to larger towns and cities in the region. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community, with local events and gatherings that enhance the village's friendly atmosphere.

Key Facts

Part of the historic Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway.
Located near National Cycle Route 73 for cycling enthusiasts.
Strong community spirit with local events and gatherings.
Access to essential amenities including shops and schools.

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