The aim of The People’s March – which is being backed by the Damilola Taylor Trust – is to bring together people from “all different postcodes, black and white, old and young in a show of peaceful national solidarity”.
Marchers will assemble at Kennington Park, South London, and Caledonian Park, North London, at 9.30am on Saturday 20 September.
The two sets of campainers will meet for a 1.30pm peace rally in Hyde Park, where there will be speakers and live entertainment.
The anti-knife campaigners organised the event via Facebook. The group was led by Sharon Singh and Gemma Olway, as well as Richard Taylor, father of Damilola Taylor.
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