Enfield Equalities Board
Enfield Equalities Board is intensifying hate crime monitoring and prioritising its 2025/26 work programme.
The Enfield Equalities Board is intensifying its focus on monitoring hate crime in the borough, as decided at its meeting in October 2025. As part of its 2025/26 work programme, the board visited over 55 community centres to brief them on understanding hate crime and plans a monitoring report comparing current incidents to the previous year.
The board, which oversees Enfield Council's efforts to eliminate discrimination based on protected characteristics, prioritised its 2025/26 work programme in July 2025. At that meeting, chaired by Councillor Mahmut Aksanoglu, it also addressed domestic abuse and health inequalities, and reviewed an update on hate crime from March 2025.
Key facts
- The Enfield Equalities Board decided to intensify hate crime monitoring in October 2025. Source
- The board visited over 55 community centres to brief them on understanding hate crime. Source
- The board prioritised its 2025/26 work programme in July 2025. Source
- Councillor Mahmut Aksanoglu chairs the Enfield Equalities Board. Source
- An update in March 2025 noted an increase in antisemitic hate crime since October 2023. Source
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