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Why transgender people in Worcester are most at risk of hate crime

Wychavon and Worcester recorded the most incidents, while officials said 24 hate crimes per 1,000 people targeted transgender residents.

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Cllr Richard Udall says transgender people are more likely to be affected by hate crimes than other groups when viewed as a proportion of the population

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Why transgender people in Worcester are most at risk of hate crime

Cllr Richard Udall says transgender people are more likely to be affected by hate crimes than other groups when viewed as a proportion of the population

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Worcester News broke the news in Worcester, United Kingdom on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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