Bonus pictures, because they are too good to leave off.

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He continued "There needs to be a united community response to the ongoing scapegoating of Muslims, migrants & refugees that offers a vision of unity and hope. We celebrate our diverse communities, and send a clear message that Oxford is an anti-racist city with no room for hate and division here."

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Mckendrick went on to say, "We are on a very dangerous trajectory and there is a clear need for a bigger anti-racist movement to challenge the racist rhetoric that is driving these attacks"

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Vice-chair of OSUTR, Ian Mckendrick said "The need for people to come together to show there is opposition to racism and bigotry was made starkly evident this week with the announcement by the Home Office of a 7% rise in hate crimes, the majority of which are racially and religiously motivated."

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Oxfordshire residents, along with 22 community groups and trade unions supported a unity march against the far right called by Oxfordshire Stand Up To Racism (OSUTR) yesterday. It was one of over 30 unity marches called across the UK. [📸 Roger Close]

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