Hate crime incident reporting

What is hate crime?

Hate crime is defined as any crime or incident motivated by prejudice or hate, and includes crimes based on race, disability, sexual orientation and faith.

What do I do if I have witnessed, or been the victim of, a hate crime?

You can now report it online using our online form.

How can I report hate crime?

• Simply follow the link on this page and answer as many questions as you can, or as many as you wish.
• You can also report hate crime at a number of locations across Shropshire. The attached leaflet (entitled 'hate crime reporting points') gives further information.
• A pdf version of the form is also attached which you can download and print. Please send your completed form to:
  Diversity Officer
  Chief Executives Office
  Shropshire Council
  Shirehall
  Abbey Forgate
  Shrewsbury
  SY2 6ND

  
  

  Online services and attachments

  • Hate crime incident reporting online
  • hate-crime-reporting-points.pdf (47kb)
  • hate-crime-incident-reporting-form.pdf (108kb)

  Related information

  • Workplace Equality Index 2008
  • Commission on Integration and Cohesion - Our Shared Future (www.communities.gov.uk)
  • Equalities Review - Fairness and Freedom (archive.cabinetoffice.gov.uk)
  • Equality and Human Rights Commission (www.equalityhumanrights.com)
  • The institute of Community Cohesion (www.coventry.ac.uk)

  Contact

  Policy Performance and Scrutiny

  kal.parkash@shropshire.gov.uk

  01743 252056

  Shropshire Council

  Chief Executive's Office

  Shirehall, Abbey Foregate

  Shrewsbury

  Shropshire

  SY2 6ND

  Updates

  • Last updated: 12-Jun-2009
  • Next update: 30-Nov-2009

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