Charity seeking to signpost victims of #antisocialbehaviour to where they can get help. Gathering information on victim experiences and lobbying for change.
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ALT Screenshot of a published letter by Claire Waxman, Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, in The Guardian. The excerpt argues that prisons, courts, probation and policing are interconnected and that the prison capacity crisis cannot be resolved without addressing delays in the courts. It states that court backlogs leave victims waiting years for justice, increase the remand population and add pressure to an overcrowded prison estate, and calls for a whole-system strategy for criminal justice.
ALT Graphic with wording: Anti-social behaviour offenders to be banned from town centres.
ALT Graphic titled “2024/25 Annual Report”. A quote states that two years on from the Victims and Prisoners Act, measures to strengthen the Victims’ Code still exist only on paper. It adds that the law was meant to deliver real accountability, not warm words, and calls for urgent action to ensure victims receive the rights and support they are entitled to. Attributed to Claire Waxman OBE, Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales. Pink quotation marks and VC logo on a light background.
ALT Graphic for Anti-social Behaviour Awareness Week 2026. Text reads: “Victims must have access to specialist services, clear reporting routes, and agencies that take anti-social behaviour seriously.” Attributed to Claire Waxman OBE, Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales. The design features a white background with black text and pink quotation marks, alongside the Victims’ Commissioner logo.
ALT A graphic promoting the Victims' Commissioner blog. It reads: "New blog: Why victims' rights still aren't being delivered - and what needs to change."
ALT Graphic promoting the Victims’ Commissioner’s 2026 Victims’ Survey. On the left, white text on a magenta background reads: “Have you been a victim of crime? Whether you reported the crime or not, we want to hear from you. Your voice matters. Complete the Victims’ Commissioner’s 2026 Victims’ Survey and help drive change. victimscommissioner.org.uk”. On the right, a photograph shows two police officers walking along a park path beside a lake with trees in the background. The Victims’ Commissioner logo appears in the bottom right corner.
ALT A graphic from the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales featuring a quote from Claire Waxman OBE. The text reads: “We can no longer ‘cherry-pick’ our way out of this emergency. If we are to tackle the backlog in more than just a tokenistic manner, this requires a wholesale package: structural reform, urgent investment, and a relentless drive for efficiency. You cannot just turn on the funding taps and hope for the best; nor can you rely on efficiency measures alone to fix system this broken. Only decisive system-wide action and reform can now prevent system collapse. What happens next falls to Government – and to Parliament. But without bold reform, I must ask Parliamentarians and stakeholders alike a fundamental question: on what basis can I, as Victims’ Commissioner, ask victims to continue to entrust their lives and their trauma to a process that is so manifestly broken?”
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ALT Alt text: A motivational graphic with text on a purple background. It reads "1 Get outside." Below, it says "Heading outside when it’s cold and wet can feel like the last thing we want to do. But even a ten minute walk in the fresh air, especially in daylight hours, can do a lot to support our mental health." Two simple outline drawings of sneakers are at the bottom.
ALT A purple background features text and graphics. The text in teal reads, "2 Move your body." Below, in white, it suggests moving indoors with daily activities, like stretching while the kettle boils or doing chair yoga in front of the TV. Accompanying graphics depict a clock and a rolled-up yoga mat, both in white outlines.
ALT Image shows text on a dark purple background. At the top, in large turquoise text: "3 Eat well." Below, white text reads: "It's hard to resist comfort food at this time of year. But balancing this with healthier, mood-boosting food where you can will make a difference to how you feel." At the bottom, a simple white line drawing of a steaming pot.
ALT Purple background with white text: "For more tips and advice, visit mentalhealth.org.uk." Below is a white arrow pointing to a sketch of a smartphone. The Mental Health Foundation logo is at the bottom left.
ALT A photograph of Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales.
ALT A promotional graphic asking, "Were you or a relative involved in a road traffic collision?" It invites victims and relatives in England and Wales to share their experience of the justice system by completing a new survey from the Victims' Commissioner. The VC logo is in the bottom corner.