Say Their Names
In solemn remembrance of innocent citizens whose lives were tragically cut short. We honor their memory and pledge that their names and stories shall never be forgotten.
PC Jonathan Henry
Dedicated police officer killed on duty while responding to an emergency call.
Victoria Adams
Tragically taken in Oldham. Remembered dearly by friends and family.
Helen Dillon
Beloved mother whose life was taken unexpectedly.
Caroline Williams
Dedicated teacher and community advocate.
Michael Polding
Retired citizen who lived peacefully in Brighton.
Elizabeth Amlot
Pensioner and lifetime resident of North London.
Mark Carroll
Loving father and skilled craftsman.
Grant Jackson
Keen sportsman and mentor to local youth.
Billy Pearson
Remembered for his kindness and cheerful nature.
Paul Geddes
Father of two and devoted family man.
Amy Houston
Tragic victim whose case sparked nationwide calls for stricter enforcement.
Kriss Donald
Schoolboy abducted in Glasgow, remembered with solemn respect.
Charlene Downes
Disappeared in Blackpool in November 2003; subject of long-running justice campaigns.
Emily Jones
Tragically killed while riding her scooter in Queen’s Park on Mother’s Day.
Ben Kinsella
Tragic victim of street violence whose family championed anti-violence reforms.
Hollie Gazzard
Talented hairdresser whose tragic death led to landmark safety legislation.
Jack Merritt
Course coordinator who dedicated his career to prisoner rehabilitation.
Saskia Jones
Former Cambridge student dedicated to victim support and social justice.
Fusilier Lee Rigby
British Army soldier of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers killed on duty.
PC Keith Palmer GM
Police constable awarded the George Medal for bravery defending Parliament.