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Ealing Council Hate Crime Strategy for 2026-2029

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Ealing Council has adopted its Hate Crime Strategy for 2026-2029, focusing on prevention, improved reporting, and victim support.

Ealing Council's Cabinet officially adopted the Ealing Council Hate Crime Strategy for 2026-2029 on October 7, 2026, alongside an action plan for 2027-2028. The strategy aims to tackle hate crime across the borough, with a focus on prevention, improved reporting, and enhanced victim support.

The strategy outlines a comprehensive approach to prevent hate crime, increase reporting and trust, support victims, and coordinate effective action through partnership working, as stated in a report to the Cabinet.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's Cabinet approved the Hate Crime Strategy for 2026-2029 on October 7, 2026. Source
  2. The strategy includes an accompanying action plan for 2027-2028. Source
  3. The strategy focuses on prevention, improved reporting, and enhanced victim support. Source
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