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National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NHCAW
A week of hate crime awareness events around the UKOctober 8th, 2016So what are your local politicians, your local councils, your local police services and your local communities doing to raise hate crime awareness during this National Week? Let us know at info@17-24-30.org#NHCAW Launch event at St Paul’s Cathedral
A special service of Hope and Remembrance for all those affected by hate crime. Further details will be added shortly.October 8th, 2016The date for next year's launch event at St Paul's Cathedral has been confirmed for Saturday 8th October 2016Latest Twitter updates
- RT @EastAyrshire: Don't stay silent about #hatecrime. Report it socsi.in/k3duh socsi.in/pAU4A https://t.co/SrjyJxucJS 22 hours ago
- RT @EastAyrshire: Say NO to #hatecrime. Help us to raise awareness, please share. You can report any incidents of hate crime here https:/… 22 hours ago
- RT @cpsuk: More than 83% of hate crime prosecutions in 2016/17 resulted in a conviction. #NHCAW #hatecrimematters https://t.co/yDj1v6IsWE 22 hours ago
- RT @ASPolice: We're at #Bristol Bus Station with @SARIcharity chatting about what to do if you see hate crime on a bus. This is Cassie from… 22 hours ago
- RT @sgloscouncil: Visit us, our partners & the police on Friday 10am-1.30pm @ Yate Shopping Centre to find out about National Hate Crime Aw… 22 hours ago
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Category Archives: Lambeth
Vauxhall IDAHO Tree replanted in Lambeth
POSTED BY LAMBETH COUNCIL ⋅ FEBRUARY 26, 2014 Vauxhall MP Kate Hoey (left), Cllr Jack Hopkins (centre) and Mark Healey (right), Lambeth Council’s Hate Crime Coordinator, at the replanting of the IDAHO tree. The Vauxhall IDAHO Tree marking Lambeth’s opposition to homophobic hate crimes … Continue reading
Anti-gay Area grafitti opposite the Royal Vauxhall Tavern
Yesterday (21/06/12) whilst walking through Vauxhall I noticed “Anti-gay Area” graffiti on some street furniture near the passageway under the railway arches opposite the Royal Vauxhall Tavern. I wonder how long it has been there and whether or not anyone … Continue reading
Jason Gibilaro exhibiting
Our friend Jason Gibilaro will be exhibiting @ Luxury Goods London – The Reality of Art Opening Party 7.00pm to 12pm, Tuesday 1st May 2012 Exhibition 1 – 5 May 2012 The Courtyard Theatre, 40 Pitfield Street, Hoxton N1 6EU We first met … Continue reading
Small but successful remembrance held in Brixton
The first of three small acts of remembrance took place in Brixton today to mark the 12th anniversary of the London Nail Bomb attacks on Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho. At 5.30pm seven people gathered at the Iceland Store in … Continue reading
12th Anniversary of London Nail Bomb attacks – Brixton 17th April
The 12th Anniversary of the London Nail Bomb attack on Brixton takes place this evening, with a small gathering in Windrush Square at 6pm. Organisers of today’s act of remembrance are meeting at the site where the bomb exploded at … Continue reading
