Figen Murray, mother of Manchester Arena attack victim Martyn Hett, is set to walk from Manchester to Downing Street, demanding the implementation of 'Martyn's Law' to bolster security at public venues.

Figen will be commencing her walk on May 7th from the site where her son was tragically killed in 2017, she aims to reach Downing Street by May 22nd, the seventh anniversary of Martyn's death.

Martyn's Law, named in honor of her son, seeks to enhance counter-terrorism measures at public spaces. Despite government pledges and consultations, the proposed legislation remains pending, prompting Figen's march to raise awareness. Joined by fellow campaigners including Brendan Cox, widower of MP Jo Cox, and former national counter-terrorism co-ordinator Nick Aldworth.

Figen's campaign underscores the urgency of prioritising public safety in the face of persistent threats, protecting the public from further tragedies and safeguarding communities throughout the UK.