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We had a very productive community meeting at Pop Brixton, filled with energy, stories, and a shared determination to drive change. From our youngest speaker – just 8 years old – to our esteemed community elders, every voice left an impact, resonating throughout the room.
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We’re excited to invite you to an ACTION on ASB! community meeting at Pop Brixton! This is your chance to hear the latest updates from our campaign and help shape plans for 2025 to create a safer and more welcoming environment in Brixton.
It’s been nearly a year since our last meeting, and we’d love to hear your thoughts on the progress made in tackling anti-social behaviour and crime. Most of our time will be dedicated to interactive workshops where you can contribute your ideas.
DATE: Monday 24 March 2025
TIMINGS: Doors open 6.30pm / meeting from 7pm-9pm
LOCATION: Pop Brixton,
49 Brixton Station Road, London SW9 8PQ
AGENDA:
Please help us spread the word about this event and share with your friends, neighbours and community networks.
Your voice matters, and this event is a great opportunity to make an impact.
We hope to see you there!
DATE: Monday 24 March 2025
TIMINGS: 7pm – 9pm
(doors will open at 18.30)
VENUE: Pop Brixton, 49 Brixton Station Rd, London SW9 8PQ
AGENDA:
The full results of the 2024 Brixton Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Survey are now available online for all to access. Conducted by the ACTION on ASB! campaign between January and March 2024, the survey gathered responses from Brixton residents, workers, and visitors to understand the impact of ASB and crime in the area. It also asked for views on how well the police and Lambeth council are tackling the issue and
Baroness Ayesha Hazarika, Brixton resident and member of ACTION on ASB, delivered a passionate speech in the House of Lords on 5 Dec, highlighting the devastating impact of retail crime on rising levels of anti-social behaviour. Drawing on stories from Brixton, she called for stronger policing, joined-up solutions, leadership, and safer streets.
Hello everyone! We wanted to share a quick update on the campaign. We’re hard at work behind the scenes, making sure everything is on track and moving forward. Thank you for your continued support—stay tuned for more exciting news coming soon! What you can do…
The full results of the 2024 Brixton Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Survey are now available online for all to access. Conducted by the ACTION on ASB!
Baroness Ayesha Hazarika, Brixton resident and member of ACTION on ASB, delivered a passionate speech in the House of Lords on 5 Dec, highlighting the devastating impact of retail crime on rising levels of anti-social behaviour. Drawing on stories from Brixton, she called for stronger policing, joined-up solutions, leadership, and safer streets.
Since our first public meeting in September 2023, we’ve had recognition from the police and council that ASB levels in Brixton are unacceptable and require a joint-agency, place-based approach if any sustainable progress is going to be made.
This led to the agreement by Lambeth Council and the police, at an ACTION on ASB! public meeting in November 2023, to develop an anti-social behaviour reduction plan for Brixton. A third public meeting took place in March 2024 where a first draft of the plan was presented.
Since our first public meeting in September 2023, we’ve had recognition from the police and council that ASB levels in Brixton are unacceptable and require a joint-agency, place-based approach if any sustainable progress is going to be made.
This led to the agreement by Lambeth Council and the police, at an ACTION on ASB! public meeting in November 2023, to develop an anti-social behaviour reduction plan for Brixton. A third public meeting is taking place in March 2024 where the community will hear for the first time the proposed plan and have an opportunity to feedback.
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.
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