11 Weeks to Go Till The #ASB11 Conference – Are you ready for The Crime and Policing Bill?
Change is coming. The response starts here.
The Crime and Policing Bill 2025 is one of the most talked-about developments in ASB right now. From proposed Respect Orders to revised expectations on victim support and multi-agency working, the implications are wide-reaching.
At the #ASB11 Conference, we’re creating space to make sense of it all, with people who don’t just understand the legislation, but know what it means to deliver under pressure.
Introducing our expert panel for debating The Crime & Policing Bill 2025:
Chair: Kuljit Bhogal, KC Cornerstone Barristers
Panel:
- Lindsay Felstead, Clarke Willmott
- Jo Grimshaw, Surrey Police
- Paul Murphy, Ealing Council
- Jack Madge, Associate & Teign Housing
This session brings together legal, housing and enforcement expertise to explore the draft Bill, look ahead to implementation, and support services to prepare with confidence. It is a session not to be missed if you’re responsible for applying ASB powers, advising on policy or strategy, or supporting teams to respond well in a changing landscape.
Whether you want to sense-check your current approach or understand what others are doing to get ready, this panel will offer practical insight and space to reflect.
Sponsored by Clarke Willmott Solicitors
We’re pleased to have Clarke Willmott Solicitors returning as a sponsor for this year’s conference, following their support of #ASB10 last year.
Their sponsorship of the legislation panel reflects their ongoing commitment to the sector and the relevance of their legal expertise at a time of proposed legislative change. With complex responsibilities around ASB enforcement, tenancy management and victim support all under review, their involvement in this session brings an important perspective.
Having Lindsay Felstead, Partner and Head of Housing Management, contributing to the discussion ensures the panel benefits from both frontline legal insight and a deep understanding of how the proposed changes could impact services in practice.
A full day of learning, connection and fresh thinking
Alongside the legislation panel, the #ASB11 Conference offers a packed programme of sector-led content shaped by the real challenges teams are facing across housing, enforcement and support services.
You can expect:
- Practical case studies from across the ASB landscape
- Tools and strategies to support victims and tackle persistent behaviour
- Honest discussion around partnership, communication and complex casework
- Lived experience shaping the way we think about impact and outcomes
This is not a day of theory. It is interactive, focused, and built around what works. Sessions are designed to give you insight you can apply straight away… Whether you’re managing cases, shaping strategy, or supporting others to lead.
You’ll also get time to step back and connect with others working in the same space.
Your ticket includes:
- Arrival refreshments to ease into the day
- A hot buffet lunch and drinks throughout
- Space between sessions to catch up, compare notes and meet others
- A charity drinks reception to wind down, reflect and continue the conversation after the final session
You’ll leave with more than a notebook full of ideas. You’ll leave with renewed energy, stronger connections, and clarity about what matters next.
The Details
Date: 14 October 2025
Venue: The Studio, Birmingham
Time: 9.30am to 6.30pm including a charity drinks reception!
Early bird tickets are available now – hurry prices rise at the end of August
If you want practical insight, time to reflect and the chance to learn from others tackling the same challenges, we’d love to see you there.