As we near the end of the financial year, Rebecca Bryant OBE reflects upon 2022-23 and looks ahead to 2023-24.

#MakingCommunitiesSafer

ASB Awareness Week 2024 is confirmed for 1st - 7th July!

The overarching theme and hashtag for the week will be #MakingCommunitiesSafer, and each day will have a particular focus as follows:

• Monday 1^st - Partnership Day
• Tuesday 2^nd - Victims Day
• Wednesday 3^rd - "Let's Talk ASB" Day
• Thursday 4^th - Community Heroes Day
• Friday 5^th - Young People's Day
• Sat 6^th - ASB and Health Day
• Sun 7^th - Community Action Day

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RECEIVE UPDATES FOR ASB AWARENESS WEEK 2024 

ASBAW23: Our most impacful campaign - ever

See the montage for ASB Awareness Week 2023:

With the results in from our latest research into community safety and anti-social behaviour, the message is clear: We must do better when it comes to supporting victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB).

ASB is not low-level; it devastates the lives of victims and communities and can be a precursor to more serious crime. YouGov research commissioned by Resolve shows that almost one in seven people have had to consider moving home because of the impact anti-social behaviour was having on them.

Read the full article: https://housingdigital.co.uk/we-must-do-better-for-victims-of-anti-social-behaviour/

In his speech on 4 January 2023, the Prime Minister set out that tackling anti-social behaviour and creating safer and stronger communities is a key priority for the Government. He is clear that Government action should be informed by stakeholder views and experiences of anti-social behaviour. As such, on Monday we had the privilege of being able to give our Members a voice and to share our expertise with Michael Gove and other key national stakeholders at an ASB Roundtable at 10 Downing Street.