"There's no place for hate in Haringey."

With the 2024 edition of Hate Crime Awareness Week coming to a close on Saturday (19 October 2024), this borough of ours is a community that sends a message in a unified voice.
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Here, Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Communities, Cllr Ajda Ovat, Cabinet Champion for Communities, Cllr Mark Grosskopf, and three representatives of our borough's Multi-Faith Forum (MFF) - Geoffrey Folkes, Bibi Khan MBE and Judith Prinsley - reiterate that there's no place for hate in Haringey.

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