Leyton Orient team up with council to tackle hate

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Lewis Berrill
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Chief reporter - east London and west Essex
Leyton Orient players donned 'No Space for Hate’ shirts before a recent league game. Photos: WFC
Waltham Forest Council have teamed up with a professional football team to tackle hate crime.
League Two outfit Leyton Orient are working with the council to raise awareness of the collective role everyone can play in challenging hate.
The O’s players featuring in the campaign include Ruel Sotiriou, Ousseynou Cissé, Joe Widdowson and Dan Kemp.
The squad warmed-up in ‘No Space for Hate’ t-shirts before a recent league match against Walsall at the Bayers Stadium on Monday, April 5.

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