The Home Office reported on 1 September 2026 that festivalgoers at Reading and Leeds Festival saw messaging from the ENOUGH campaign over that weekend, aimed at raising awareness of abusive behaviours that often go unrecognised. The report said the campaign reached hundreds of thousands of festivalgoers and followed summer campaigning at concerts and live music events, including Latitude Festival earlier that summer.

The department said it was working with Festival Republic, Thames Valley Police and West Yorkshire Police on the effort. Safeguarding minister Satvir Kaur restated the government's mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade. The report cited estimates that around 1 million adults aged 16 and over experienced sexual victimisation in the year ending March 2026.

Thames Valley Police's Laura Corscadden described the force's Consent Conversations campaign, developed with production company Breaking Barriers in 2024, as successful at Reading Festival in previous years. Festival Republic managing director Melvin Benn said the partnership aimed to help the community recognise and safely intervene against harmful behaviours. The report also listed measures including specialist rape and sexual offence investigation teams, national domestic abuse protection orders and domestic abuse specialists in 999 control rooms.