Lancashire Police visit workplaces during hate crime awareness week
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 16:02 · Archive
Lancashire Police visited local businesses during a week of action to raise awareness of hate crime in the workplace.
Lancashire Police visited local businesses and community premises across the Fylde Coast, Lancaster and Morecambe as part of a week of action focused on hate crime awareness.
Officers spoke with staff and members of the public about recognising hate crime and the support available to those affected. The force emphasised that hate crime in the workplace is not acceptable, reminding staff that 'it is not part of the job'.
How it is being reported
- Police visit over 300 businesses for Hate Crime Awareness WeekFollowing Hate Crime Awareness Week, Lancashire Constabulary have urged anyone who witnesses or experiences a hate crime to report it to police.Chorley Guardian · 19 Oct, 16:29
- Officers visit Lancaster and Morecambe premises as part of hate crime awareness weekOfficers visited premises across Lancaster and Morecambe as part of a week of action to raise awareness of hate crime in the workplace.Lancaster Guardian · 19 Oct, 15:28
- Lancashire Police tackle hate crime at Fylde Coast workplaces reminding staff 'it is not part of the job'“Throughout the week, our officers have visited local businesses and community premises to speak with staff and members of the public about recognising hate crime and the support available to those affected.”Blackpool Gazette · 19 Oct, 15:27
In this story: Lancashire Police · Fylde Coast · Lancaster · Morecambe
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