Screen shot of the Projects and Resources page of our London Hate Crime Blog - the top of the page displays our blog name, and the name of our parent charity 17-24-30 NationalHCAW (Charity No 1184819). The blog is organised into eight sections: Home, /hatecrime, Report Hate, London Region, Awareness Campaign, Community Engagement, Projects / Resources and Hate Crime Sector. On the right hand sided of the page is a countdown timer - showing the days left until the next National Hate Crime Awareness Week. The Projects and Resources section will provide information about our Projects and Resources.

London Hate Crime Blog - Projects and Resources

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Developing ideas and resources and turning them into projects to tackle hate crime.

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We are committed to keep these April Acts of Remembrance going for as long as we can. Three people holding up three memorial candles for Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho.

We are committed to keep these April Acts of Remembrance going for as long as we can.

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They agreed and we have organised the Soho Act of Remembrance ever since Picture of two people lighting the candle for Brixton.

we reached out to the communities of Brixton and Brick Lane Picture of three people with three candles by the Brixton Memorial Plaque.

and offered to rekindle their Acts of Remembrance. They agreed. Picture of two people lighting the Brick Lane Candle.

They agreed and we have organised the Soho Act of Remembrance ever since, we reached out to the communities of Brixton and Brick Lane, and offered to rekindle their Acts of Remembrance. They agreed.

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In less than a month over 2,000 people joined the Facebook group Picture of the Triangular Bench in St Anne's Gardens which represents the three communities of Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho - forever joined together against hate.

and with their support we approached those who were stepping down in Soho Picture of the three cherry trees planted in memory of Andrea Dykes, Nick Moore and John Light - killed in the Admiral Duncan Nail bombing.

and offered to take on the responsibility for organising the Soho Act of Remembrance. Picture of flowers laid next to the original Soho Memorial Plaque.

In less than a month over 2,000 people joined the Facebook group, and with their support we approached those who were stepping down in Soho, and offered to take on the responsibility for organising the Soho Act of Remembrance.

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To remember those we have lost. Two police officers and a local member of the Brixton community holding three of our candles in front of the Brixton Memorial Plaque.

To stand in solidarity with those who need our ongoing support. Local vicar, members of Nick Moore's family, friends and community members marching along Old Compton Street towards St Anne's Gardens for the annual gathering.

And to educate future generations to prevent these kinds of attacks from happening again. Three people with three candles in front of the Brixton Plaque.

To remember those we have lost.

To stand in solidarity with those who need our ongoing support.

And to educate future generations to prevent these kinds of attacks from happening again.

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To remind people that there were three nail bomb attacks Picture of several people standing with our three candles next to the site of the Brixton Nail Bomb.

and to encourage members of the Black, Asian and Gay communities to work together. Picture of Ted Brown holding one of our three candles.

To remind people that there were three nail bomb attacks, and to encourage members of the Black, Asian and Gay communities to work together.

#AprilActsRemembrance

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Which some people thought was the wrong thing to do. Three people pictured holding three candles outside the Sweet and Spicy Restaurant 40 Brick Lane which was close to the site of the Brick Lane Nail Bombing.

so we set up the Facebook Group 17-24-30. Picture of the first 17-24-30 Facebook poster - which was printed as mini hand out flyers and window posters. These were displayed in many Soho shops and given out to people.

the group taking its name from the dates of the three attacks. 17th, 24th and 30th April 1999 - picture of two women lighting on of the three candles.

Which some people thought was the wrong thing to do, so we set up the Facebook Group 17-24-30, the group taking its name from the dates of the three attacks.

#AprilActsRemembrance

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But leading up to the 10th anniversary in 2009 there was a proposal, Picture of St Anne's Gardens.

because the anniversaries cause pain, and there was little support in the community Picture of St Anne's Gardens.

it was suggested we should play these anniversaries down. Picture of St Anne's Church Tower in St Anne's Gardens.

But leading up to the 10th anniversary in 2009 there was a proposal, because the anniversaries cause pain, and there was little support in the community - it was suggested we should play these anniversaries down.

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Whilst there were no further acts of remembrance in Brixton and Brick Lane until April 2010 Picture of gathering taking place outside Altab Ali Park - five people standing with three candles.

the Soho Act of Remembrance continued to take place in St Anne's Gardens on the 30th April every year. Picture of St Anne's Gardens from Wardour Street with the church tower of St Anne's Church in the centre.

Whilst there were no further acts of remembrance in Brixton and Brick Lane until April 2010, the Soho Act of Remembrance continued to take place in St Anne's Gardens on the 30th April every year.

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Brixton marked the first anniversary by installing a plaque. Picture of original Brixton Plaque.

We are not sure what happened in Brick Lane as it was not recorded. Picture of two people lighting one of the three candles that we light during the Acts of Remembrance - symbolising the three communities, and the three people who lost their lives.

The people of Soho held their first Act of Remembrance in St Anne's Gardens 30th April 2000. Picture of St Anne's Gardens take in Spring when the garden's flowers are in bloom.

Brixton marked the first anniversary by installing a plaque.

We are not sure what happened in Brick Lane as it was not recorded.

The people of Soho held their first Act of Remembrance in St Anne's Gardens 30th April 2000.

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The attacks killed three people - Andrea Dykes, John Light and Nick Moore and injured over 158 other people.

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In April 1999 there were three nail bomb attacks in Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho.

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