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Written by: Tom Nevitt
With the new National Statutory Guidance coming into force, it's important to be prepared for the new risk assessment requirement. Before applying for a Respect Order, Youth Injunction or Housin…
Written by: Tom Nevitt
The Home Office has today published updated statutory guidance on the powers available to tackle anti-social behaviour – and with input from our members, Resolve have played an important part in its…
Written by: Tom Nevitt
Stronger Than Hate, Taller Than Prejudice: Honouring the Dignity of Hate Crime Survivors National Hate Crime Awareness Week (10-17 October 2026) offers the housing sector an imp…
Written by: Tom Nevitt
From 30 September 2026, a new Information Sharing Duty comes into force, providing greater clarity about when organisations and professionals should share information to safeguard and promote the wel…
Written by: Tom Nevitt
What will Respect Orders mean for the people tackling anti-social behaviour every day? Our recent webinar explored the new power and the practical steps practitioners can take to prepare. The sessio…
Written by: Kiera-Leigh Bates
The Government has confirmed that key anti-social behaviour provisions within the Crime and Policing Act 2026 will come into force on 26 October 2026. These changes form an important part of the Gov…
Written by: Tom Nevitt
Home Office launches August knife surrender scheme The Home Office has launched a month-long knife surrender scheme, giving people the opportunity to hand in weapons safely and anonymously throughou…
Written by: Harrison Box
The last quarter has seen major movement across the community safety landscape, with ASB policy, policing reform and victim rights all gaining renewed national attention. These developments are resha…
Written by: Harrison Box
The Crime and Policing Bill has swiftly moved through the policy process, moving past the committee stage at the lords, now standing at the report stage. A huge number of 3260 amendments have been pr…
Written by: Harrison Box
The Sentencing Bill is now the Sentencing Act, gaining royal assent and now becoming law. The Sentencing Bill was introduced first in the House of Commons. Proceeding swiftly through the committee st…