Walk for Ronan: Murdered schoolboy's family in anti knife-crime march from spot he was killed
An anti-knife crime march is being held on Wednesday in memory of murdered Wolverhampton schoolboy Ronan Kanda.
Friends, family and the community are invited to the march, which will start where Ronan, aged 16, was stabbed to death on Mount Road, in Lanesfield, and progress to his school The Khalsa Academy.
The gathering will start at 1pm,when there will be speeches from Ronan's parents, sister and others before the march sets off.
Justice for Ronan T-shirts and hoodies are being sold on a fundraising website and will be worn by marchers, who will also be carrying banners to raise awareness about the scourge of knife crime.
Ronan's mother, Pooja, said: "We want to raise awareness for knife crime, and what happened to our boy.
