Preston & Western Lancashire Racial Equality Council was established in 1968.  The 1976 Race Relations Act, with its prohibition of indirect discrimination marked a turning point for racial harassment and equality became our main priority.

The agency serves an area, which spans various district councils in the West Lancashire area. Namely the Boroughs of Preston, Blackpool, Wyre, Fylde, South Ribble, Chorley, the district of West Lancashire, the City of Lancaster and Blackburn with Darwen.

Preston & Western Lancashire Racial Equality Council is a voluntary organisation, which receives financial support from the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Big Lottery Fund, Blackburn with Darwen Council, Blackpool Council, Chorley Borough Council, Lancashire County Council, Lancaster City Council, Preston City Council and South Ribble Borough Council.

Where we are

We are situated in the Town Hall Annexe, Birley Street, Preston, in the same building as the Citizens Advice Bureau.

What we do

Please click onto the following links below:

http://www.prestonrec.org.uk/services/racial_hate_awareness_and_prevention_rhap.html

http://www.prestonrec.org.uk/services/racial_discrimination.html