St James & Mayfair is the second most crime-ridden neighbourhood in England and Wales - and home to King Charles III
A 'most dangerous areas' map has revealed crime hotspots in England and Wales - including near King Charles' residency.
When compared to the population, that adds up to more than 3,500 offences for every 1,000 residents - or nearly four crimes for everyone who lives there. That is the highest crime rate of nearly 7,000 neighbourhoods in England and Wales. She added: “It is important that police forces are properly resourced and funded in their efforts to tackle crime and promote public safety.”
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