OnDemand: The Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Conference 2026

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2026 Overview

To guide the national strategy to stamp out Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), the Government published the Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan in May 2023 followed by the Crime and Policing Bill in February 2025 that supports the Government’s Safer Streets Mission giving the police and others stronger powers to tackle antisocial behaviour but introducing respect orders, remove the need for police to issue a warning before seizing vehicles being used antisocially, and strengthening the use of existing antisocial behaviour powers.

Gain the opportunity to network with a range of peers from across the policing, local authority, housing and voluntary sectors.

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2026 Agenda

• 9.50am

  Chair’s Opening Remarks

  Rebecca Bryant, Chief Executive Officer, Resolve ASB

  

• 10.00am

  Keynote: Improving the Police Response to Anti-Social Behaviour

  • Guidelines for rolling out hotspot policing to stamp out anti-social behaviour in a timely manner
  • Immediate Justice: insights into making perpetrators repair the damage they caused to reduce re-offending
  • Strategies for taking a zero-tolerance approach to drug misuse resulting in anti-social behaviour
  • Evidence-based early intervention approaches to prevent anti-social behaviour and create safer communities
  • Implementing checks and balances to better hold the police to account and improve public confidence

  Deputy Chief Constable Catherine Akehurst, Lead for Anti-Social Behaviour, National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) 

  

• 10.20am

  Case Study: Creating Effective Multi-Agency Partnerships to Deliver Community-Wide ASB Prevention
  

  • Creating a multi-agency hub to pool local knowledge and address and prevent issues of ASB
  • Working alongside schools and the voluntary sector to develop good citizenship and limit incidences of ASB among young people
  • Insights into delivering preventative community projects to react quickly to clusters of ASB
  • Effectively prioritising issues of ASB through monthly partner meetings to improve response time
  • Key tips for agencies to use their powers as part of a coordinated plan to dramatically reduce ASB

  Emma Thompson, Senior Manager, Community Safety and Resilience, Cumberland Council 

  

• 10.40am

  Questions and Answers

• 11.00am

  Comfort Break

• 11.20am

  Case Study: Implementing the ASB Help PLEDGE for Effective Anti-Social Behaviour
  

  • Promoting Awareness: Strategies to increase public knowledge of the ASB Case Review process, ensuring victims are informed about their rights and the support available
  • Aligning with Legislation and Best Practices: Ensuring organisational policies comply with current laws and statutory guidance to provide consistent and fair responses to anti-social behaviour
  • Enhancing Accessibility: Developing multiple, user-friendly channels for victims to initiate a case review, such as online forms, telephone support, and in-person assistance
  • Fostering Development and Continuous Improvement: Implementing feedback mechanisms and regular evaluations to refine processes and better meet the needs of victims and communities

  Angela Denison, Victim and Partnership Project Manager, ASB Help

  

• 11.40am

  Case Study: Showcasing Best Practice in the Policing Response To ASB

  Kim Baker, Anti-Social Behaviour and CYP SME, College of Policing

  

• 12.00pm

  Questions and Answers

• 12.40pm

  Lunch Break

• 1.20pm

  Keynote: Prosecuting Perpetrators and Justice for Victims: The Legal Landscape for Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour
  

  Dolores Barrett, Deputy Chief Crown Prosecutor, Crown Prosecution Service

  

• 1.40pm

  Case Study: Southern Housing – A Registered Provider ASB Service Improvement

  • Implementing Housing Ombudsman ‘Spotlight on Noise’ recommendations
  • Learning from implementing the ‘Good Neighbourhood Management procedure’
  • Improving support for residents
  • Co-creating ASB service improvements with residents and colleagues

  Colin Lydon, Head of Community Safety and Corporate Lead – ASB, Southern Housing

  

• 2.00pm

  Questions and Answers

• 2.20pm

  Comfort Break

• 2.40pm

  Lived Experience: What More Can Be Done to Support Victims of ASB?

  • Highlighting the difficulties that victims face
  • Working towards a better, centralised reporting system to make proposals which make it easier for victims to report incidents
  • Promoting the “harm-centred approach” to ensure that all agencies are putting this into practice
  • Looking towards the implementation of an ASB fund to set up a support network which has a 24-hour support line

  Lindsey Gurrey, Victim of ASB

• 3.00pm

  Case Study: Beyond Behaviour – How Inclusive Classrooms Can Transform Student Outcomes

  • Introduction to Khulisa and the work we do with schools and young people
  • Introduction to our impact, at both a school level and beyond

  Dr Matt Plen, CEO, Khulisa UK

  Tom Georgiou, Director of Delivery & Operations, Khulisa UK

  

• 3.20pm

  Questions and Answers

• 3.40pm

  Chair’s Closing Remarks

  Rebecca Bryant, Chief Executive Officer, Resolve ASB

  

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