Rebecca Bryant, CEO of Resolve notes, "The ASB Awards are more than a celebration as they are a testament to the dedication, innovation and resilience of practitioners across our sector. These awards shine a spotlight on excellence."

After our National ASB Conference at the Crowne Plaza Nottingham on 25 February, we are shining a spotlight on all shortlisted nominees and recognising their innovation, impact and excellence in sector leadership.

Eagle Eye Networks, A Brivo Solution, are our drinks sponsor for this event and the drinks reception

17:00 - drinks reception in the Royal Bar which is next to the Royal Suite.

18:15 - all guests will move into the Royal Suite where the Awards celebration will then commence at 18:30

18:30 - 20:00 - Awards celebration including film sections with judges, commentary and celebrations of runners up and category winners

20:00 - the Awards ceremony will finish and the three course dinner will then be served.

21:30 (or earlier) - after party with DJ commences until 00:30

As ever the ASB Awards will honour the individuals and teams who have made a profound difference in their communities. With 300 guests joining us, the largest attendance in the event’s history, the awards have become a true moment of pride for the sector.

What is the dress code? Well, this is a celebratory formal event so the following is recommended: a smart suit or a dinner jacket for all male award attendees and a dress, jacket or gown for all female attendees. We really look forward to celebrating with you.

And a big thank you again to our main National ASB Conferences sponsors

Putting a spotlight on the shortlisted nominees

1. Team of the Year

Transport for West Midlands Safety Officers
Southend City Council CCTV Team
Community Safety Unit, Warrington Borough Council
Thrive Homes’ ASB and Sustainment Team
Kirklees ASB Team
Wakefield Central City East NPT
Guinness Partnership’s Safe Neighbourhoods and Support Team
St Helens Town Centre Team
Leeds Anti‑Social Behaviour Team – West Yorkshire Police

2. Best Project Award

Pulham’s Youth Engagement Project
Blackpool Transport Network Supervisors ASB Team
Anti‑Knife, Anti‑Robbery (AKAR)
Empowering People in Communities (EPIC)
Premier League Kicks
Street Focus Torquay
Tigers Trust Targeted Youth Engagement Programme
Northamptonshire Immediate Justice Project
Project Pinpoint
Lancashire Constabulary’s Response to e‑bikes

3. Practitioner of the Year

Mary O’Connor
Ryan Moore
PC Jonathan Abel
Emma White
Francis Hargreaves
Hannah Hulse
Hannah Ryan
Nicholas Bale
Martina Atkins

4. Police Initiative of the Year

Fusion 8 Community Hub (Places for People project in collaboration with the police)
The Durham COG
Op Nautical
Operation Wheeler
Operation Roscoe
Operation Orion
SYP Motorcycle and Rural Crime Team
Trecco Watch