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A dedication to Baroness Newlove

This page is dedicated to the memory of Baroness Helen Newlove - a remarkable advocate for victims and someone who turned the most profound personal tragedy into a lifetime of service to others.

Help and Support

Anti-social behaviour can be exhausting. Repeated noise, intimidation, vandalism, drug activity, nuisance vehicles or threatening behaviour can leave people feeling unsafe in public and shared spaces. It can also affect sleep, work, relationships and mental health.

Hints and tips

We're pulling together a range of hints and tips to help you make the most of FixASB and help tackle persistent anti-social behaviour in shared spaces near you.

• Help and advice with sharing FixASB issues

Public Authority Guidance

A range of guidance and information to support strategic leaders, managers and practitioners in public authorities understand how FixASB can support their work and objectives.

• England and Wales: authority guidance
• Northern Ireland: authority guidance
• Scotland: Public authority guidance

Why FixASB is about shared public spaces

FixASB is designed around a simple idea: people should be able to use and enjoy shared public spaces without persistent anti-social behaviour making those places feel unsafe, intimidating or unusable.