22 of 22 wards shown
Buckhaven, Methil and Wemyss Villages
S13002966
Crime 2024–25
2,122
+22 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
21.4%
670 children
Low income AHC792 · 25.3%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,589Open ward · do one thing
Burntisland, Kinghorn and Western Kirkcaldy
S13002953
Crime 2024–25
935
-61 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.1%
288 children
Low income AHC304 · 12.8%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3854Open ward · do one thing
Cowdenbeath
S13003128
Crime 2024–25
1,726
+217 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
15.4%
605 children
Low income AHC645 · 16.4%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,518Open ward · do one thing
Cupar
S13002964
Crime 2024–25
852
+89 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
10.3%
220 children
Low income AHC267 · 12.5%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3635Open ward · do one thing
Dunfermline Central
S13002947
Crime 2024–25
1,929
+52 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
11.3%
378 children
Low income AHC446 · 13.3%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,804Open ward · do one thing
Dunfermline North
S13002946
Crime 2024–25
986
-66 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
9.7%
248 children
Low income AHC277 · 10.9%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,046Open ward · do one thing
Dunfermline South
S13002948
Crime 2024–25
1,071
-4 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
8.7%
453 children
Low income AHC519 · 10%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,047Open ward · do one thing
East Neuk and Landward
S13002963
Crime 2024–25
511
-40 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.8%
228 children
Low income AHC302 · 17%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3516Open ward · do one thing
Glenrothes Central and Thornton
S13002959
Crime 2024–25
2,227
+351 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
17.7%
449 children
Low income AHC550 · 21.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,657Open ward · do one thing
Glenrothes North, Leslie and Markinch
S13002958
Crime 2024–25
1,066
+82 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.9%
382 children
Low income AHC450 · 15.2%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3971Open ward · do one thing
Glenrothes West and Kinglassie
S13003129
Crime 2024–25
1,138
+108 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
15.9%
458 children
Low income AHC567 · 19.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3943Open ward · do one thing
Howe of Fife and Tay Coast
S13002960
Crime 2024–25
532
+8 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
11.3%
207 children
Low income AHC263 · 14.3%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3508Open ward · do one thing
Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay
S13002950
Crime 2024–25
706
-72 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
8.3%
228 children
Low income AHC290 · 10.5%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3691Open ward · do one thing
Kirkcaldy Central
S13002955
Crime 2024–25
1,979
-290 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
21.6%
509 children
Low income AHC613 · 26%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,673Open ward · do one thing
Kirkcaldy East
S13002956
Crime 2024–25
2,844
-55 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
19.1%
480 children
Low income AHC553 · 22%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q32,338Open ward · do one thing
Kirkcaldy North
S13002954
Crime 2024–25
1,689
+272 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
14.4%
452 children
Low income AHC501 · 16%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,882Open ward · do one thing
Leven, Kennoway and Largo
S13002965
Crime 2024–25
2,071
+305 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
13.4%
416 children
Low income AHC438 · 14.1%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,576Open ward · do one thing
Lochgelly, Cardenden and Benarty
S13003130
Crime 2024–25
1,699
+125 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
19.4%
696 children
Low income AHC778 · 21.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q31,671Open ward · do one thing
Rosyth
S13002949
Crime 2024–25
947
+135 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
13.1%
367 children
Low income AHC452 · 16.1%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3801Open ward · do one thing
St Andrews
S13002962
Crime 2024–25
938
+147 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
5.2%
65 children
Low income AHC82 · 6.6%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3773Open ward · do one thing
Tay Bridgehead
S13002961
Crime 2024–25
596
+124 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
11%
300 children
Low income AHC375 · 13.7%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3368Open ward · do one thing
West Fife and Coastal Villages
S13003131
Crime 2024–25
717
+122 vs 2023–24
Child poverty (BHC)
12.7%
346 children
Low income AHC411 · 15.1%Crime 2025–26 Q1–Q3605Open ward · do one thing
Crime = Police Scotland MMW management information (not official statistics). Child poverty = DWP CiLIF official statistics where the ward join is held. Blank cells mean the join or field is not held — not zero.