ASB Awareness Week 3rd – 9th July 2023

We have had the following information from Neighbourhood Watch about Antisocial Behaviour Awareness week:

Neighbourhood Watch knows that Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) can be the highest contributor to negative influence in our community. Often affecting an individual person or group, a whole community and the place we live. We know, because we have heard the distress from people that are going through this, here and now.

ASB Awareness Week is an opportunity to raise awareness of what it covers, provide methods of how and who to report it to, understand your right to your case being reviewed and more importantly, what support you can expect from various agencies and organisations.

We would like to encourage the conversations and we have arranged for 4 webinars to help you. We have speakers from Resolve, ASB Help, British Transport Police and from our Central Support Team, all talking about the many facets of antisocial behaviour in our communities and helping you to know the changes that were announced earlier this year and how that affects you.

ASB Awareness Week is spearheaded by Resolve and we are delighted to welcome Rebecca Bryant OBE, who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Resolve is a Centre of Excellence solely focused upon community safety and antisocial behaviour (ASB).

Our webinar programme for ASB Awareness Week is as follows. If you see a webinar that you would like to attend online, please click on the below links (webinar title) to book your space. All webinars are online and are via the platform Zoom.

Monday 3rd July12pm–1pm

Understand the changes to ASB legislation and know your rights

Rebecca Bryant OBE, CEO Resolve UK

Tuesday 4th July 6pm–7pm

Understanding the changes in the Community Trigger

ASB Help: Specialist Victim Project Manager- Charlotte Hamilton-Kay & Practitioner Support Manager – Katy Anderson

Wednesday 5th July 12pm – 1pm

ASB on Public Transport

British Transport Police, led by Chief Inspector David Rams

Thursday 6th July 12pm – 1pm

How does the Community Safety Charter help you tackle ASB?

Neighbourhood Watch Network

Information about our speakers

Resolve, Rebecca Bryant OBE – Rebecca brings her knowledge and expertise an anti-social behaviour to explain the changes made earlier this year. Rebecca joined Resolve in October 2018 as the chief executive with over 15 years’ experience of working with community safety and having worked in Manchester City Council as a Head of Crime and Disorder. Prior to becoming chief executive Rebecca worked as a senior associate with resolve for a number of years and is a well-respected consultant within the industry possessing a broad and extensive noise around community safety and anti-social behaviour solutions.

ASB Help - ASB Help is a registered charity in England and Wales set up to provide advice and support to victims of anti-social behaviour.

ASB Help aims to provide information and advice to interested parties and members of the public involved with and suffering from anti-social behaviour. They believe there is a clear need for coordinated information and advice that is readily accessible to those who need it.

British Transport Police - Their mission is to help the millions of people who use the railways of England, Wales and Scotland get home safely and on time. We police Britain’s railways, providing a service to rail operators, their staff and passengers across the country. We also police the London Underground, Docklands Light Railway, the Midland Metro tram system, Croydon Tramlink, Tyne and Wear Metro, and Glasgow Subway.

We would like to encourage you to book your space now to avoid disappointment, as our webinars can fill up very quickly. Spaces are limited.