Resolve News & Blog

Resolve to launch UK’s first ASB Awareness Week – March 30 – April 5

We are delighted to be launching the UK’s first official week dedicated to tackling antisocial behaviour (ASB).

To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we are teaming up with the Local Government Association, National Police Chiefs’ Council, National Fire Chiefs’ Council and leading political figures to launch ASB Awareness Week – Making Communities Safer from March 30 to April 5.

Recognising the achievements of those working to make communities safer
In 2020 RESOLVE celebrates 25 years of work to tackle antisocial behaviour (ASB) and make communities safer.

To mark the milestone, the RESOLVE Antisocial Behaviour Awards promise to be bigger and better than ever before and entries are now open!

ASB Help is committed to giving victims of anti-social behaviour a voice. We identified that by working directly with authorities responsible for managing the Community Trigger, and their partner agencies, we could advise them on best practice and help them to shape their policies and procedures to ensure victims of anti-social behaviour can easily invoke their statutory right to a review of their case. And crucially, that once activated, the Community Trigger brings about purposeful action to bring an end to the anti-social behaviour.

Our 89th (October 2019) resolution magazine is now available to download for all current resolve members.

This issue features a cover story about Criminal Exploitation, A Youth Inititiative from Northumbria police and much more.
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The statutory guidance for the use of the ASB Tools and Powers as per The ASB, Crime and Policing Act 2014 have been updated.  These changes relate to a few minor technical points;

As Chief Executive of Resolve, I am delighted to launch and provide the first blog on the Resolve website, discussing the rise in antisocial behaviour, the importance of early intervention and partnership working and placing the victim at the heart of our response.