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The ASB Awards

The sector's most prestigious and coveted awards. Celebrating the best individuals, projects and organisations making communities safer - now at the shortlisting stage!

The 2026 ASB Awards

The sector’s most renowned and sought-after awards, honouring outstanding individuals, projects, and organisations dedicated to making communities safer.

The ASB Awards ceremony is confirmed for 26th February 2026, following on from the National ASB Conference.

Tickets have now almost sold out for this event - so make sure to book yours now if you still want to attend,

Be part of The ASB Awards and celebrate the best in sector

This year’s ASB Awards judging process takes place during a landmark moment for Resolve as it is our 30th anniversary. For three decades, Resolve has championed professional standards, supported frontline practitioners, and shaped national policy across anti-social behaviour and community safety. The ASB Awards are a direct reflection of that legacy as we recognise the individuals and teams who are driving innovation, safeguarding communities and embedding wellbeing into public service delivery.

With nearly 200 submissions received, the calibre of nominations speaks to the strength and evolution of the sector. Shortlisted entries represent the very best of frontline practice, and our independent judges will carefully assess each one against defined criteria to select one winner and two highly commended entries per category.

As we mark 30 years of sector leadership, the ASB Awards remain a vital way to celebrate progress, share learning, and spotlight the people behind the impact. Final results will be announced at the ASB Awards Ceremony on Thursday 26 February, with written confirmation sent to all shortlisted nominees shortly thereafter.

This key date for your diary is 26 February 2026 at the Crowne Plaza, Nottingham, Wollaton St, Nottingham NG1 5RH.

Please come and join practitioners from across the country as we celebrate the sector's best projects and people!

Taking place during the evening of the National ASB Conference, the ASB Awards Ceremony offers:

    • 3 course dinner
    • Drinks reception
    • Celebration event

2026 Shortlisted Nominees

Team of the Year

Transport for West Midlands Safety Officers

Southend City Council CCTV Team

Community Safety Unit, Warrington Borough council

Thrive Homes' ASB and Sustainment Team

Kirklees ASB Team

Wakefield Central City East NPT

Guinness Partnership’s Safe Neighbourhoods and Support Team

St Helens Town Centre Team

Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team - West Yorkshire Police

Best Project Award

Pulham's Youth Engagement Project

Blackpool Transport Network Supervisors ASB Team

Anti-Knife, Anti-Robbery (AKAR)

Empowering People in Communities (EPiC)

Premier League Kicks

Street Focus Torquay

Tigers Trust Targeted Youth Engagement Programme

Northamptonshire Immediate justice Project

Project Pinpoint

Lancashire Constabularies response to e-bikes

Practitioner of the Year

Mary O'Connor

Ryan Moore

PC Jonathan Abel

Emma White

Francis Hargreaves

Hannah Hulse

Hannah Ryan

Nicholas Bale

Martina Atkins

Police Initiative of the Year

Fusion 8 Community Hub, Places for People project in collaboration with the police

The Durham COG

Op Nauitical

Operation Wheeler

Operation Roscoea

Operation Orion

SYP Motorcycle and Rural Crime Team

Trecco Watch

Exemplary Partnership Award

Lancashire Partnership Against Crime

The ‘Jog On’ Initiative

Havering CSP CBO panel

Stevenage Borough Council

Thanet Community Safety Partnership

Metropolitan Police x Westminster ASB Awareness Week Partnership

Wisbech Neighbourhood Policing Team and Clarion Housing Association

Everton in the Community

Durham Constabulary, Durham County Council and Durham University

The City of Doncaster Council, South Yorkshire Police and Frenchgate Shopping Centre

Local Authority of the Year

Reigate Borough Council

Birmingham City Council

East Herts Council

Northumberland County Council

Stratford District Council

Cardiff Council

London Borough of Barnet

Housing Provider of the Year

Adullam Homes

BCP Homes

Your Housing Group

West Kent Housing Association

Aspire Housing

Fairhive Homes

Outstanding Apprentice Award

Abigail Marsh

Gillian Knowles

Amie Monaghan

Mia Williams

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The 2025 Results

Practitioner of the Year

Nicola MacGregor - Winner

Ellen Graham - Runner Up

Amanda Fulcher - Runner Up

John Fallows - Finalist

Lauren Tucker - Finalist

Emily Hunter - Finalist

Jo Cosgrove - Finalist

Domenico Tucci - Finalist

Andrew Hitchcock - Finalist

Team of the Year

Barnsley Council's CMOs - Winner

Housing Solutions’ CS Team - Runner Up

Plymouth City Council - Runner Up

Believe Housing - Runner Up

LBHF Law Enforcement Team - Finalist

Wirrals’ Emergency Care Service - Finalist

Bristol Street Intervention Service - Finalist

NW Leeds Neighbourhood Policing - Finalist

Best Project Award

Community Consequence Scheme - Winner

Safer Transport Northumbria - Runner Up

Operation Intercept - Runner Up

Operation Octane - Finalist

Project Shield - Finalist

Beacon Victim Care, Catch22 - Finalist

IMPACT - Finalist

Cannabis Grow Aware Scheme - Finalist

Operation Centurion - Finalist

Employer of the Year Award

ForHousing - Winner

Kathy Riley - Runner Up

Stockport Homes - Runner Up

Gillian Hunt - Finalist

Northampton Partnership Homes - Finalist

Manchester City Council - Finalist

One Vision Housing - Finalist

Exemplary Partnership Award

ASB Victims’ Champion Durham - Winner

Poplar HARCA and Parkguard - Runner Up

Northumbria Police Training - Runner Up

A2Dominion Early Intervention - Finalist

LBHF's Cuckooing Risk Panel - Finalist

SoSafe Stevenage - Finalist

SHG Cuckooing Response - Finalist

Operation StaySafe - Finalist

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Outstanding Apprentice Award

Renee Beesley - Winner 

Michael Tomlinson – Runner Up 

Andrea Dixon – Runner Up 

Jason Peacock – Finalist 

Michael Tomlinson - Finalist