On Tuesday 17th June, a team of 27 National Legal Service staff proudly joined thousands of legal professionals in central London for the 2025 London Legal Walk, raising funds to support free legal advice services across the region.
Walking alongside the Lady Chief Justice, our team completed the 10km route with energy, purpose and a shared commitment to ensuring that access to justice is not dependent on income or circumstance.
Why We Walked
Too many people across the UK are unable to afford legal support when they need it most whether they’re facing eviction, escaping abuse or navigating complex family issues. Organisations supported by the London Legal Support Trust (LLST) help fill that gap, offering vital, life-changing advice to those who would otherwise be left to face the legal system alone.
Representing offices across the country, our walkers included Kieran Pereira, Malini Domah, Kerry Nichols, Beau French, Punam Kannas, Daniel Brown, Shama Butt, Ola Awosanya, Amie Dinan, Olivia Simpson, Harvey Daniel, Dexter Bonner, Jagjit Parmar, Martell Annin, Monica Sood, Adelina Morku, Sasee Muniandy-Logasuriyan, Antoinette Baffoe, Lucinda Shanly, Jon Chappell, Paul Scripps, Antony Starnes, Holly Woghiren, Faria Khan, Anika Tazneen and Normah Anderson.
We’re incredibly proud of their commitment, walking not just for a cause, but for the communities we serve.
A Thank You to Our Supporters
We’re deeply grateful to everyone who donated and cheered us on. Your support helps ensure that legal advice charities can continue delivering essential services across London and the South East.
If you still want to donate – it’s not too late! Click HERE to donate.
Together, we’re helping to walk the path to justice, one step at a time.
