On Monday, 27th October 2025, Wayne Broadhurst, a devoted resident of Uxbridge in West London, became the victim of a heinous and unprovoked attack while simply walking his dog. This shocking event has shattered his family, friends, and the local community, leaving behind a void that cannot be easily filled.

Despite the devastating impact of this tragedy, neither Keir Starmer nor his government, including Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, have acknowledged Wayne Broadhurst's murder. This lack of recognition from our leaders is not only disheartening but also undermines the seriousness of the crime that was committed. Wayne Broadhurst and his family deserve the respect and acknowledgment of their grief from those who are in positions of power.

Acknowledging Wayne's murder is crucial for highlighting the urgent need for increased safety and crime prevention measures in our communities. It also ensures that his death is not in vain and stands as a reminder that violence cannot be allowed to take root in our society.

We, therefore, call upon Keir Starmer to publicly acknowledge the murder of Wayne Broadhurst. His recognition is not only a step towards justice for Wayne and his family but also a way to reassure our community that their safety is a priority.

Please sign this petition to show your support for Wayne Broadhurst and demand the necessary response from our leaders. Let us ensure Wayne's legacy lives on and that his family receives the recognition and justice they deserve.