Victims or witnesses of hate crimes in Somerset can now report them to a host of local agencies and charities as well as the police.

The county's force says it's launched the Don't Stand For It campaign, so anyone suffering discrimination or abuse because of things like race, sexuality or disability can go somewhere they find less daunting than a police station.

Superintendent Matt Ayres says the offences can include anything from offensive words to fences being knocked down:

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