Last Chance For Super Early Bird Pricing – Oh And A New Government!
Super Early Bird Pricing For The #ASB10 Conference Ends This Week
Don’t miss out on your chance to save on this Autumn’s Conference! The super early bird pricing is ending this week, with prices increasing on the 15th of July. With over 50% of tickets already sold, why not join us to celebrate 10 years of the ASB, Crime and Policing Act 2014!
Why you should attend:
- In-depth Sessions: Gain valuable insights from industry leaders on the latest trends and best practices in the field.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals from various sectors, expanding your network and fostering potential collaborations.
- Workshops and Panels: Participate in interactive workshops and panel discussions tailored to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Secure your space for just £129 – get booked to attend now:
New ASB Insight – A Special Collaboration
Tackling Antisocial Car Meets with Innovative Solutions – A Collaborative Article With Jo Grimshaw From Surrey Police
Dive into an in-depth discussion on the rising challenge of antisocial car meets with our latest collaborative article, featuring Jo Grimshaw from Surrey Police. In this discussion we explore the balanced approach being implemented by Surrey Police, combining immediate interventions like Operation HUBCAP, preventive measures, and long-term partnerships to mitigate the impacts of these gatherings. Learn about the innovative strategies, community engagement, and legal frameworks in place to ensure public safety while allowing car enthusiasts to enjoy their hobby responsibly. Read the full article for a detailed look at this topic with some practical support if this is becoming an issue for you…
The New Labour Government Is Taking Shape – Who Are The Key Players For Our Sector
With the Labour Party now in office, big changes are potentially coming for housing, policing, and how anti-social behaviour (ASB) is tackled. Yvette Cooper is the new Home Secretary, Angela Rayner is the Housing Secretary, and Matthew Pennycook is the Housing Minister in the latest announcements to come out of Downing Street. This weekend we heard from Rachel Reeves, the new Chancellor, and the ambitious plans to boost the economy, with house building at the top of her list. Here’s what those working in housing, policing, and ASB need to know:
Housing Sector: Building for the Future
Angela Rayner, along with Matthew Pennycook, is leading the charge to tackle the UK’s housing crisis. They’re focusing on:
- More Affordable Housing: Increasing the number of affordable homes, especially for first-time buyers and low-income families.
- Green Building: Ensuring new housing developments are environmentally friendly and sustainable.
- Upgrading Existing Homes: Improving older homes to be more energy-efficient and comfortable.
Economic Boost Through Housing
Rachel Reeves sees house building as a key way to stimulate the economy. Her plans include:
- Creating Jobs: Boosting the construction industry to create jobs and support local economies.
- Investing in Infrastructure: Enhancing transport, utilities, and public services to support new housing.
- Reducing Homelessness: Implementing measures to prevent homelessness and support those in need of housing, in particular tackling those stuck in temporary housing.
Policing: Enhancing Community Safety
As the new Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper has been heavily focussing on the topic of immigration and launching the “Security Command” to tackle the small boat crisis. However the election manifesto had a clear focus on making communities safer. The key initiatives are:
- More Police Officers: Recruiting more officers to ensure a strong, visible police presence.
- Community Policing: Strengthening the relationship between the police and the communities they serve.
- Modernising Policing: Using new technologies and methods to tackle crime more effectively.
Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour
Addressing ASB is a top priority for the new government. Their approach includes:
- Stricter Penalties: Enforcing tougher penalties for repeat offenders to deter ASB.
- Support Services: Offering support and rehabilitation to help individuals move away from disruptive behaviours.
- Community Involvement: Encouraging local communities to work with police to identify and address ASB issues.
Bridging Housing and Policing
The new government is clear that good housing and effective policing go hand-in-hand. Here’s how they plan to connect these areas:
- Safe Neighbourhoods: Developing housing projects that include safe public spaces and community facilities to reduce crime.
- Integrated Services: Coordinating housing services with policing efforts to provide comprehensive support to those in need.
- Preventative Programs: Investing in community programs to engage at-risk youth and reduce the likelihood of crime and ASB.
It is definitely an exciting time for our sector as we see how the new government takes shape – watch out over the coming weeks as we share more news and updates as they land. Have a great week!
Janine & Darren