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Anti-social behaviour week

Anti-social behaviour awareness week 2026 is confirmed to run from Monday 29 June to Sunday 5 July.

The overarching theme and hashtag for the week will be #MakingCommunitiesSafer and each day will have a particular focus.

If you require further information, please email [email protected].

Find out more about how to report anti-social behaviour.

Monday 29 June

Cadet leaflet drops will take place in Towcester targeting hotspot and low-reporting areas.

Tuesday 30 June

An ASB engagement event will be held at the Grosvenor Centre in Northampton from 2pm, bringing together businesses and partners to promote reporting tools and support.

The Beat Bus will also be in Northampton Market Square at 10am, and The Racecourse at 1pm, with neighbourhood policing engagement in town centres.

In Daventry town centre, a range of partners will carry out ASB and e-scooter awareness activity, including issuing warnings where appropriate.

Wednesday 1 July

Activity will focus on promoting ASB reporting platforms, supported by policing team deployment to engage with residents in hotspot areas.

There will be a walking surgery with PCSOs and ASB teams also taking place in Eastfield Park in Northampton from 4pm to 6pm.

Thursday 2 July

Community café drop-ins will take place in Briar Hill from 10am to midday, alongside further community engagement and cadet leaflet drops in Northampton.

A multi-agency ASB community drop-in will also be held at Daventry Family Hub from 9am to 1pm, with a range of partners available to support residents.

Friday 3 July

Additional community café drop-ins will be held in Blackthorn from 10am to midday, with continued partner engagement across the area.

Saturday 4 July

A young people’s summer safety event will take place in Northampton Market Square from 10:30am to 3pm, alongside youth-led social media activity from cadets.

Sunday 5 July

Partners will continue to promote ASB awareness messaging and reflect on the week’s activity through communications channels.

Last updated 30 June 2026