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London Hate Crime Blog
Welcome to the London Hate Crime Blog which has been set up by the 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign to promote our H.O.P.E. hate crime strategy in the London Region whilst signposting and supporting work that is being done to … Continue reading
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Open Letter to London Mayoral Election Candidates 2016
This open letter has been emailed 22/02/2016 to all the candidates listed on Wikipedia. Dear London Mayoral Elections Candidate, I am writing to all the candidates standing in the London Mayoral Elections 2016 to be the next Mayor of London … Continue reading
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London Mayoral Elections 2016
London Mayoral Elections 2016 (Wikipedia) The 2016 London Mayoral election and London Assembly elections will be held on the 5th May 2016. London Elects organises these elections. This includes raising public awareness, creating ballot papers and managing the vote counting. … Continue reading
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First London Hate Crime blog post
Welcome to the London Hate Crime Blog. This site has been set up by the 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign to further our work in London. We started developing the site in February 2016. Our basic aim is to raise awareness … Continue reading
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