Home Office

Statistics at Home Office

Producing Home Office statistics that count.

We produce and publish timely, accurate and objective statistics in the form of commentary, tables and data on the following:

• crime
• migration
• policing and police workforce
• alcohol and drugs
• licensing
• animals in science
• counter-terrorism
• fire and rescue

Our statistics support the Home Office objectives, and inform government, Parliament and the public.

Statistical series

The following statistical series are available:

• Crime statistics
  • Crime against businesses statistics
  • Crime outcomes statistics
  • Hate crime statistics
  • Asset recovery statistics
• Migration statistics
  • Immigration statistics quarterly release
  • Migrant journey
  • EU Settlement Scheme statistics
• Policing statistics
  • Firearm certificates statistics
  • Police funding for England and Wales statistics
  • Police workforce statistics
  • Police powers and procedures statistics
  • Police use of force statistics
  • Police use of firearms statistics
  • Football-related arrests and banning orders statistics
• Alcohol and drug statistics
  • Alcohol and late night refreshment licensing statistics
  • Drug misuse statistics
  • Seizures of drugs statistics
• Animals in science statistics
  • Statistics of scientific procedures on living animals
• Counter terrorism statistics
  • Operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000 statistics
  • Individuals referred to and supported through the Prevent Programme statistics
• Fire statistics
  • Detailed analysis of fires attended by fire and rescue services in England
  • Detailed analysis of non-fire incidents attended by fire and rescue services, England
  • Fire and rescue workforce and pensions statistics
  • Fire prevention and protection statistics
  • Fire incidents response times
  • Fire and rescue incident statistics
  • Firefighters’ pension scheme statistics

Archived statistics

GOV.UK has the most recent Home Office statistics.

Home Office statistics from before May 2010 are found on the National Archive Research Development and Statistics web site.

Official statistics

Home Office official statistics are published independently as part of the code of practice for official statistics. Many of these are national statistics and subject to assessment by the UK Statistics Authority. They must meet certain criteria, which include being:

• fit for purpose
• methodologically sound
• politically independent
• transparently produced

For other official statistics, the code represents statistical best practice. We publish the following information to explain how we comply with the code of practice for official statistics (implementing the Statistics and Registration Act 2007):

• Home Office statement of compliance with the code of practice for official statistics
• Home Office statement of compliance: statistical release practice
• Home Office statement of use of administrative sources for statistical sources
• publication dates for the Home Office’s national statistics outputs are pre-announced on the ‘Statistics: release calendar’.
• documents detailing early access to statistics for quality assurance purposes and pre-release access to the finalised publications are contained within individual publications

The ‘Home Office statistical work programme 2014 to 2015’ (published 3 April 2014) outlined our outputs, recent developments and future plans.

Data protection and privacy notices

In this section, we explain how we ensure that your privacy is respected and protected.

Data protection and privacy notices.

Contact us

For further information about the implementation of the code of practice, please email the head of profession for statistics.

For further information on statistics please email the most relevant team:

Crime and Policing Statistics: crimeandpolicestats@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Fire and Rescue Statistics: firestatistics@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Migration Statistics: migrationstatsenquiries@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Fire, Licensing and Public Order Analysis Unit (statistics covered listed below): flpoau@homeoffice.gov.uk.

• police use of force
• police use of firearms
• firearm and shotgun certificates
• football-related arrests and banning orders
• animal scientific procedures
• alcohol and late night refreshment licensing