Charity seeking to signpost victims of #antisocialbehaviour to where they can get help. Gathering information on victim experiences and lobbying for change.
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With the Crime and Policing Act reaching Royal Assent on 29th April 2026, we have written up a blog which breaks down the changes to anti-social behaviour legislation and what this means for victims of ASB.
Read the full blog here 👉 buff.ly/UDIIfQO
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When anti-social behaviour impacts your sense of safety in your own home, it's more than just an inconvenience. You have a right to feel safe in your own home.
#AntisocialBehaviour #ASB #Safety
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Breach of the new Respect Order is a criminal offence. That means if a perpetrator ignores the conditions of their court order, the police can arrest them immediately.
Read more about Respect Orders here 👉 buff.ly/3S99GH8
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What is the difference between a Respect Order, a Youth Injunction, and a Housing Injunction?
If you'd like to know more about each order, check out our latest blog on the changes made to ASB powers by the new Crime and Policing Act 2026 👉 buff.ly/UDIIfQO
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ASB Help retweeted
Are victim needs being overlooked in anti-social behaviour court proceedings?
@asbhelp wants to hear from practitioners in housing, policing, local authorities & community safety across England & Wales.
Complete the survey linked below before 7th June
shusls.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
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Don’t let anti-social behaviour silence you.
Our free advice service can help you to understand your rights and be heard.
Reach out to us here 👉 buff.ly/2CZY0jh
#ASB #Advice #YourVoiceMatters
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In 2025, Resolve's YouGov survey found that 56% of victims/witnesses didn't report ASB to anybody.
We want to understand why.
If you have experienced ASB and didn't report it, please complete our survey and share your experience with us: buff.ly/3Imyhsb
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Another two councils from the Humberside region have signed up to our PLEDGE:
👉 @Hullccnews
👉 North Lincolnshire Council
Thank you for demonstrating your commitment to keeping victims at the heart of your ASB Case Review process!
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You can now find our practitioner resources in one place (with more to come!)đź“ť
These resources have been developed by a team with deep expertise in anti-social behaviour and are influenced by real victim experiences of ASB.
Find our resources here 👉 buff.ly/LTM8AKz
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"Yet victims routinely describe a justice process marked by long delays, poor communication and responses that can compound victims’ trauma, not ease it."
For victims of ASB, this reality is not new. We hope to see reform that improves these outcomes for victims.
The King’s Speech is more than ceremony.
It’s a signal of government priorities - and a test of where victims sit within them.
In a blog, I set out why this moment matters, and what a clear vision for victims and the justice system should look like.
📰🔗victimscommissioner.org.uk/n…
ALT Graphic promoting a new blog titled “The King’s Speech offers a chance to rebuild victims’ trust in the justice system”. Subheading text explains that the King’s Speech is a key indicator of how the government’s priorities are translated into action and what its vision for victims looks like. Victims’ Commissioner logo appears on the right.
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This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we're shining a light on something we hear about every day.
Anti-social behaviour doesn't just disrupt lives. It devastates them.
If you're a victim of ASB and you're struggling, you are not alone.
Support is available 👉 buff.ly/0f6nZC3
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Yesterday, we were pleased to present @BracknellForest with their PLEDGE certificate.
Signing up to the PLEDGE involves an organisation going through a review process to ensure their ASB case Review procedure aligns with best practice before they are awarded certification.
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ASB Help retweeted
The Victims’ Code sets out the rights victims should receive after a crime - but too often those rights aren’t delivered.
With a revised Code now being consulted on, we have a real chance to get this right. In my blog, I set out what needs to change.
✍️🔗victimscommissioner.org.uk/n…
ALT A graphic promoting the Victims' Commissioner blog. It reads: "New blog: Why victims' rights still aren't being delivered - and what needs to change."
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ASB Help retweeted
I’ve extended my 2026 Victims’ Survey until 20 May.
If you’ve been affected by crime in the past five years - whether you reported it or not - there’s now more time to share your experience.
Read more and take the surveyđź”—
victimscommissioner.org.uk/n…
ALT Graphic promoting the Victims’ Commissioner’s 2026 Victims’ Survey. On the left, white text on a magenta background reads: “Have you been a victim of crime? Whether you reported the crime or not, we want to hear from you. Your voice matters. Complete the Victims’ Commissioner’s 2026 Victims’ Survey and help drive change. victimscommissioner.org.uk”. On the right, a photograph shows two police officers walking along a park path beside a lake with trees in the background. The Victims’ Commissioner logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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Last week, we had the delight of presenting @Humberbeat with their PLEDGE certificate following their successful sign-up.
We are pleased to see an increasing number of agencies demonstrating their commitment to embedding best practice into their ASB Case Review process.
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ASB Help retweeted
We have already heard from @asbhelp on the PLEDGE which aims to put victims at the heart of addressing anti-social behaviour while @humberbeat's Doug Blackwood is discussing the force's ASB action plan
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Last week, the Crime and Policing Bill reached Royal Assent.
Whilst we wait for the full Act document to be released, you can read a 'wrap-up' of what to expect here 👉 buff.ly/b96nuFG
#ASB #CommunitySafety #CrimeandPolicing
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We spoke with a victim of anti-social behaviour who had been impacted so heavily that they had felt suicidal.
If you’re feeling suicidal or struggling to cope, please reach out for support:
Samaritans – 116 123 (free 24/7)
Text “SHOUT” to 85258 for confidential crisis support
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