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National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NationalHCAW 2022
A week of action to encourage the authorities, key partners and communities affected by hate crime to work together to tackle local issues.8 October 20223 months to go.#NationalHCAW Launch event at St Paul’s Cathedral
A special service of Hope and Remembrance for all those affected by hate crime.9 October 20223 months to go.Latest Twitter updates
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Tag Archives: London Nail Bomb Attacks
April Acts of Remembrance 2019
By Mark Joyce, A few weeks have passed since our final Act of Remembrance took place in Soho to mark the 20th anniversary of the London nail bomb attacks. The three acts of remembrance in Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho … Continue reading
First hand account of the Soho Nail Bomb
by Jonathan Cash Friday April 30th, 1999. It was a Bank Holiday weekend and the sun was shining….it felt like this was going to be the start of a great weekend. I lived in London and I had arranged to … Continue reading
17-24-30 WordPress blog gets a face lift
As we make the final arrangements for this year’s April Acts of Remembrance #AAR to mark the anniversaries of the London Nail Bomb attacks on Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho we have taken the opportunity to update the 17-24-30 no to hate … Continue reading
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Change.org petition launched by 17-24-30 to raise awareness of the 15th Anniversary of the London Nail Bomb attacks and appeal to Faith Leaders, Politicians and Election Candidates to pledge their support
We believe that it is important to actively remember the victims of hate crime, to show our support to those who have had their lives changed forever by acts of hate. We state clearly that hate crime is not acceptable … Continue reading
Posted in April 17th - Brixton, April 24th - Brick Lane, April 30th - Soho, Uncategorized
Tagged 17-24-30, 17-24-30 no to hate crime campaign, Asian, Black, Brick Lane, Brixton, Conservatives, David Cameron, David Copeland, Ed Miliband, faith leaders, gay, Green Party, Hate Crime, Labour, London Nail Bomb Attacks, Mark Healey, Natalie Bennett, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, petition, Politicians, Soho, UKIP
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April Acts of Remembrance – Appeal for Volunteers
This April marks the 15th anniversary of the London Nail Bomb attacks when David Copeland set out to stir up fear and hatred by planting a series of nail bombs across London targeting the Black, Asian and Gay communities of … Continue reading
Letters of support from the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition
The Prime Minister, David Cameron, wrote: “I strongly back this year’s Hate Crime Awareness Week which once again raises this important issue around the country. Crimes motivated by hatred have no place in modern-day Britain and I know that … Continue reading
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Tagged 17-24-30, Brick Lane, Brixton, David Cameron, Disability Hate Crime, Domestic Violence, Ed Miliband, Hate Crime, Hate Crime Awareness Week, Homophobia, Letters of Support, London Nail Bomb Attacks, Mate Crime, Nick Clegg, Racism, Soho, St Paul's Cathedral, Transphobia
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Original Soho Plaque missing
The original memorial plaque dedicated to Andrea Dykes, John Light and Nick Moore who died in the Admiral Duncan Bombing (30th April 1999) has gone missing. Mark Healey from 17-24-30 noticed that it had gone during recent checks. “If anyone … Continue reading
Letters of Support – St Pauls, Hate Crime Awareness Week, Solidarity Vigils against Hate Crime
We have received letters of support from the following: Prime Minister David Cameron Conservative Party Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg Liberal Democrats Leader of the Opposition Ed Miliband Labour Party Mayor of London Boris Johnson Conservative Party London Assembly Jenny … Continue reading
Posted in October - Vigils
Tagged 17-24-30, 17-24-30 no to hate crime campaign, April Acts of Remembrance, Brick Lane, Brixton, Brixton Bomb, Brixton Remembers, Hate Crime, London Nail Bomb Attacks, London Vigil against Hate Crime, Mark Healey, Mayor of London, Trafalgar Square, Vigil against Hate crime
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OUT and about with the Olympic Torch
Since running with the Olympic Torch on Monday 23rd July Mark Healey has been busy out and about with the torch, sharing it with supporters of 17-24-30 and raising much-needed funds for the 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign. More … Continue reading
17-24-30 attend RMT LGBT Conference in Southampton
The Transport union, RMT – National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers which currently represents over 80,000 members across almost every sector of the transport industry held their annual LGBT Conference in Southampton yesterday (Fri 18th May 2012) and Mark … Continue reading
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