Know before you move — schools, safety, prices, transport and more, from official UK data.
Recorded crime, what homes sold for, broadband and food hygiene around a postcode — each from its official source, on one screen.
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Four readings most people want before viewing a property, each from the organisation that publishes it: recorded crime from police.uk, what homes sold for from HM Land Registry, broadband availability from Ofcom, and food hygiene ratings from the Food Standards Agency.
It describes the area around a postcode — typically a few streets — not one specific address. That is what makes it useful for deciding where to look, and why it is not a substitute for a survey once you have chosen a house.
Crime, sold prices, broadband and food hygiene for a postcode on one screen, each naming its source.
police.uk, HM Land Registry, Ofcom and the Food Standards Agency — all official, all named on the page.
Anything about a specific property: its condition, its boundaries, or what is under it. Those need a survey and a solicitor’s searches.
The original streetcheck.co.uk was bought by CrystalRoof in March 2026 and now redirects there. This is our own street check UK tool, built on the same kind of official open data.
Enter the postcode above for crime, sold prices, broadband and food hygiene, then open the full report for schools, transport and council tax. That is what most people mean by check my street.
Yes, within the weekly allowance on a free account. Every tool uses the same official data whether you pay or not — paid plans raise the limits, they do not unlock better figures.
Check my street crime is the most common reason people run one of these. Recorded incidents from police.uk appear first, by category, with a link to the full crime tool.
No. It tells you about an area so you can decide where to look. A survey tells you about a building — a different question, and the one that costs money to get wrong.
Street Check is the summary. Each figure on it has a tool of its own that goes further.
Businesses listed by the area they cover. We check what we can before a listing appears — ID, insurance, and the register behind a gas or electrical certificate — and take no commission on anything you arrange.