Next community meeting 24 March 2025
HAVE YOU SAY! - Take our 2025 survey
WE LOVE BRIXTON!
That’s why we set up ACTION on ASB! – a Brixton community campaign taking action against the high levels of anti-social behaviour (ASB) so our streets can be free for everyone to enjoy.
We represent local community groups, residents and businesses who want to do something about rising levels of anti-social behaviour, including things like drug use/dealing, human toileting, loitering, begging, intimidation, trespassing, theft and vandalism.
Our mission
To unite residents, businesses and community organisations to call for the police, council and relevant agencies, to reduce anti-social behaviour in Brixton, making sure the community is involved in what those plans look like.
Taking back Brixton’s streets from…
Public drug dealing and use
Trespassing and vandalism
Public defecation and urination
Intimidation and harassment
Shoplifting and intimidation of businesses
Aggressive begging
Campaign and Anti Social Behaviour in the news
STREETSAFE – Helping everyone to make our streets safer for everyone
Feel unsafe walking alone? Nervous about certain streets? You're not alone, and you can do something about it. StreetSafe gives people the power to anonymously report areas that make you feel unsafe.
MET ENGAGE – Your voice in Brixton policing
Brixton residents have long called for better communication and partnership with police. Now Met Engage is live across Brixton. It aims to improve communication and partnership between residents and local police teams.
Source: Love Lambeth
Brixton: Boosting support for people with drug and alcohol dependency
Lambeth Council has worked to ensure more people than ever are being supported into drug treatment, as well as making services ever more available as part of ongoing work to ensure the local authority plays its role in tackling anti-social behaviour in Brixton town centre.
HAVE YOUR SAY!
We would like to hear what you think about anti-social behaviour in Brixton and to understand what issues you experience. Take our short survey to share your experience of how ASB affects you. Results will be shared with police, council, and other agencies to push for real change. We do the survey every year to see if progress is being made so agencies can be held accountable.
Your responses are anonymous and will be combined with others.
Don’t miss your chance to have your say! The survey will close on 11 April.
