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We will not tolerate hate crime of any kind. A hate crime is any offence or incident committed against a person or property that is motivated by someone’s: race, ethnic origin, nationality, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation, disability or age.
Report it!
You can also report anonymously to Crimestoppers UK
Police by calling 101 or online. In an emergency call 999 (if you are in immediate danger).
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Contact the Merseyside Hate Crime Co-ordinator for Merseyside Police, find out more here.
Tweet: @cheshirepolice
Find out more about discrimination, hate crime and getting help from hate crime support services on the CAB website.
You can find support services nearest to you at victimsupport.org.uk/resources/cheshire
The Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner has commissioned the following service to support victims of hate crime:
Remidi UK - victims can self-refer, or partner agencies can refer by emailing hatecrimevictimservices@remediuk.org or calling free on 0800 640 6466.
You can also find support for victims on the Cheshire PCC website.
You can find support services nearest to you by entering your postcode at victimcaremerseyside.org.
The Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner has commissioned the following services to support victims of hate crime:
St Helens Council: Report it online to St Helens Council Community Safety team. Find out more about hate crime on the SHC website and the Safer St Helens website.
Liverpool City Council: Find out more about reporting a hate crime on the LCC website.