Organised by the charity 17-24-30 National Hate Crime Awareness Week, the event was held at Regent Hall, in central London, on Sunday (13 October). The event, which marks the start of a week of ...

Neighbourhood policing team officers are taking part in Hate Crime Awareness Week by basing themselves at extra contact points across the borough and raising awareness of this kind of crime.

National Hate Crime Awareness Week (NHCAW) ran from 8 th – 15 th October in 2022. This was a national week of action to encourage local authorities, key partners and communities affected by hate crime ...

Greater Manchester Police is continuing to work closely with partners and members of the community to tackle the scourge of hate crime, as people across the country mark national Hate Crime ...

This week (12 to 19 October) is National Hate Crime Awareness Week, which is a time to highlight what hate crime is and support available. There is no place for hate crime. You can be the change. We ...

Bridging Policing and Local Communities’, is a collaborative effort between partners Voicing the Void, the PSNI, and the ...

Last week was National Hate Crime Awareness Week (12-19 October) and our neighbourhood policing teams were busy engaging with our communities and working with partner agencies across Avon and Somerset ...

The Safer Wolverhampton Partnership are asking people to speak up during Hate Crime Awareness Week, which will end on Saturday 19 October. Members of the public can attend pop up locations ...

Today is the beginning of Trans Awareness Week. It’s an opportunity for us to celebrate trans people, acknowledge the ...

The campaign has been launched during Hate Crime Awareness Week and will run until 26 November. Agencies say they want to encourage more reporting by people who experience hate crime and those who ...

DORSET Police are encouraging residents to report incidents of hate crime as part of an awareness week. Hate Crime Awareness Week began on October 12 which marks an annual initiative to encourage ...

The aim of the week, which in 2022 runs from 8 October to 15 October, is to raise awareness of hate crime and to encourage victims and witnesses to report offences The number of reported hate ...