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Naming ceremonies

Description: Hate crime affects all communities, and we all have a role to play in recognising it and responding swiftly. A range of activities will take place during National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025 (11–18 October) to highlight this message. These events will bring together individuals, community members, and professionals to share experiences, raise awareness, and learn how to report hate crimes and access support from local services.

Description: Anti-social behaviour is one of the top concerns for Tower Hamlets residents, in response, the council is investing £3.7 million to upgrade CCTV infrastructure across 26 estate blocks in Tower Hamlets.

Description: The focus of NCIL is to help deliver local infrastructure and address the demands and pressures that new and existing development places on an area.

Description: Find out the latest developments in what the Council and partners are doing to tackle crime and ASB in the Neighbourhood Management Area

Description: Violence Against Women and Girls, Domestic Abuse & Womens Safety Team information stall in conjunction with East London Mosque and Tower Network at the Health & Wellbeing Event

Description: Male allies will be managing a stall based in Tower Hamlets Town Hall Reception encouraging staff, professionals and the community to sign the White Ribbon Pledge.

Description: Violence Against Women and Girls, Domestic Abuse & Womens Safety Team information stall in conjunction with Participation & Co-production Team

Description: Register a Birth, Still Birth and information on Naming Ceremonies