A new study has found that Leeds is the 10th safest place to live in the UK.
It is safer than neighbours Bradford, Wakefield, Sheffield and even York, but not safer than Manchester, Belfast and Newcastle.
Birmingham topped the list as the safest in the UK out of the 30 places that made the list.
Factors such as crime, flooding and even thunder, bizarrely, were taken into account in the Compare the Market study.
It found that there are 22 crimes per 100,000 people in Leeds which is actually lower than all nine cities deemed safer. Yet burglary and robbery stats for Leeds - counted separately - are high.
Leeds apparently has nine days of thunder on average every year, with ground movement at two per cent.
Emergency response times were factors too, with an average wait of 4 minutes and 46 seconds for an ambulance in our city and 0.75 doctors per person.