We enjoyed receiving so many entries. They were on display in the Buttermarket and St Mary Magdalene.
Here are a few of them:
We enjoyed receiving so many entries. They were on display in the Buttermarket and St Mary Magdalene.
Here are a few of them:
There will be a discussion for anyone who identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ (lesbian / gay / bisexual / trans / queer / questioning etc) spectrum on Friday 14th October at the Letsxcape Games Cafe, Newark Market Place.
The Cafe opens 6.30pm, and there'll be a short welcome to the event from 7pm before a discussion between 7.30pm – 8.30pm. Letsxcape is open until 10.30pm and has food and drinks available to purchase.
Allies also welcome.
For more info, email newarkstophatecrime@gmail.com
You can also find Newark Stop Hate Crime on Facebook.
This year Hate Crime Awareness Week is focusing on hate crimes against LGBT+ people, tackling all forms of hate crime against these communities.
Newark Stop Hate Crime will have a stall on Newark Market on the Saturday 8th and 15th of October from 9.30am to 3pm.
Newark Stop Hate Crime is working with Nottingham Mencap to put on an event to raise awareness of how to respond to disability hate crime at
Cleveland Square Community Centre,
53 Cleveland Square,
Newark NG24 4HL
on Wednesday 16th March 2022 from 10.30 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon.
It's a drop in event, so there is no need to book a place. A sandwich and fruit lunch will be provided for those who come along to the day. Hot and cold drinks will be available at all times.
10.30 | Opens |
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11.00 | Badge-making and watching films about keeping safe |
11.30 | Making a poster on 'What does safe mean to me?' |
12.30 | Free lunch |
1.30 | Visit by police |
1.45 | Quiz and talk |
2.30 | Films |
3.00 | Closes |
Newark Stop Hate Crime will launch the annual poster and video competition for Stop Hate Crime Week later this year at the event.
Funding for the event has been provided by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire County Council, and the Safer Nottinghamshire Board.