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Mail :
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Social Inclusion Unit Community Services Plymouth City Council Plymouth PL1 2AA |
| 01752 304321 | |
| inclusion@plymouth.gov.uk | |
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01752 305426 |
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Disablist, faith and belief, homophobic, racist and transphobic incidents
We are committed to eliminating discrimination from all aspects of our work and to ensuring we contribute to making Plymouth a safer place for our diverse communities. If you have experienced or witnessed an incident we want to hear about it.
Incidents may include:
- Assault
- Violence
- Anti social behaviour
- Vandalism
- Harassment
- Bullying (including face to face, by phone or via the internet)
- Damage to property
- Name calling
- Graffiti
This is not a complete list - other things may be offensive to you.
You can choose to report in one of two ways:
- By completing the online reporting form
- By printing off a reporting form, completing it and returning it to us
You will be contacted within 25 days - if it is going to take longer we will let you know.
Any information you provide will be stored confidentially and used to assist us in dealing with the incident you have reported. Anonymous details from your report will also be used for statistical purposes to help develop and improve policy and service delivery.