Passengers on board a tram in Nottingham had a memorable journey in mid-October as they were joined by the choir from Pulp Friction, a Nottingham based charity which is dedicated to empowering learning disabled and autistic individuals, to spread messages of kindness and inclusion during Hate Crime Awareness Week.<\/p>\n
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The choir travelled on board the tram between Clifton and Old Market Square and as well as bringing a joyful noise to proceedings they handed out campaign flyers, flowers and handmade paper hearts to passengers.<\/p>\n
The performance was part of Pulp Friction\u2019s wider campaign \u2018Thumbs Down to Hate Crime\u2019, which is being delivered in collaboration with Nottinghamshire Police and Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.<\/p>\n
Pulp Friction were one of NET\u2019s Community Heroes in 2025 with the name of charity carried on a tram for 12 months.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Passengers on board a tram in Nottingham had a memorable journey in mid-October as they were joined by the choir from Pulp Friction, a Nottingham based charity which is dedicated to empowering learning disabled and autistic individuals, to spread messages … Continue reading