Comment:

The Race Relations Act 1976 was passed to strengthen the law against racial discrimination ie. as an employee, a house-buyer, a school pupil, a tenant etc. If you think you have been discriminated against in any way covered by the Act, you may take legal action to secure redress. The Commission for Racial Equality may be able to help. It will give general advice on your case, and if you decide to proceed with a complaint, how best to present it. Can also put you in touch with an organisation who can assist or represent you. 

St Dunstan's House 
201-211 Borough High Street
LONDON

Internet:

www.cre.gov.uk  

Phone:

020 7939 0104 or 020 7939 0051 

Fax:

020 7939 0001 

Contact Name:

Who is it for:

Those experiencing discrimination under 1976 Act & Race Relation Amendment Act 2000 and enquiries about implementations 

How to Contact:

Contact direct 

Accessibility:

There is disabled access 

Transport:

Borough or London Bridge underground 

Cost:

Advice and support is free of charge 

Record updated: 29/07/2025

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