On Sunday 17th of November Roadpeace, the national charity for road crash victims, together with their members, their supporters, and other bereaved families will be coming together for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
Moore Barlow as Legal Panel Members of Roadpeace and are proud to support this incredibly important day.
We are proud to be a part of the RoadPeace World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and to show our support for those who have lost their lives or been injured due to a road collision.
Claire Sagala, Senior Associate, Serious Injury Team
This year there are four services in the South of England marking the World Day of Remembrance.
Westham, near Eastbourne
15:00 pm at St Mary’s Church – Westham 84 High St, Westham, Pevensy, Sussex
At this service, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Sussex will be in attendance alongside representatives from the emergency services. If you are unable to attend the service you can still email with details of the name and age of your loved one to request a dedication which will be read out as part of the service. Refreshments will be available afterwards.
For those wishing to attend please RSVP to: kimgilee@talktalk.net
Ramsgate
10:00 am at St Laurence-in-Thanet Church – High Street St Lawrence, Ramsgate, Kent
The congregation at St Laurence-in-Thanet Church, Ramsgate, will be including prayers for World Day of Remembrance in the prayers of intercession during their Sunday service. All are welcome.
Southampton
10:00 am at Peace Fountain in Andrews Park – Southampton, SO14 7DW
The Southampton Cycling Campaign will mark World Day of Remembrance with a service before their Sunday ride. The group will hold placards with the RoadPeace dove, and remember in silence all road crash victims around the world, with a special focus on vulnerable road users such as cyclists and pedestrians. After the silence attendees are invited to say the names of anyone known to them who has died in a road collision whom they would like to remember, and cyclists killed on Southampton’s roads will be named.
London
14:30 pm at St James’ Piccadilly – 197 Piccadilly, London. W1J 9LL
Those who don’t have a service local to them are welcome in London to join the Roadpeace service to remember the many millions killed and injured on the world’s roads, together with their families, friends and the many others who are also affected. This is also an opportunity to thank the emergency services, medical professionals and others who deal daily with the traumatic aftermath of road death and injury. Please RSVP to: info@roadpeace.org.
Moore Barlow encourages road crash victims and bereaved families to reach out to RoadPeace via their national helpline. RoadPeace can be contacted on 0800 160 1069.
How Moore Barlow can help
Moore Barlow offer a team of solicitors specialising in acting for individuals who have either suffered serious injury or have been bereaved. Our team are experienced in adult brain injury, child brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, complex fracturesand fatal incidents including Inquests.
In particular, we specialise in assisting individuals whose lives have been turned upside following serious road traffic collisions which can have a profound physical, emotional and financial impact on injured individuals and their loved ones.
We have significant expertise in dealing with very complex cases and we regularly recover multi million pound settlements for our clients. We pride ourselves in adopting a holistic approach to every case and supporting individuals on what can be a long rehabilitative journey with a trusting and emphatic approach.
If you have suffered a serious injury then contact our team on Freephone 0800 157 7611 or by email: claim@moorebarlow.com
