Vital life saving bleed bag donated to The Rising Sun pub by the Ricky Hayden Memorial.

Bereaved mum Sue Hedges from the Ricky Hayden Memorial donated a life saving bleed bag to the Rising Sun pub in Brentwood on Friday January 13.

The anti knife crime campaigner lost her son Ricky Hayden in 2016 after he was fatally stabbed outside of his home in Marks Gate. Since then Sue and her daughter April Hayden have spent their days campaigning against knife crime.

Sue donated a Daniel Baird bleed kit that is London Ambulance approved to Nina from the Rising Sun pub. She told the Havering Daily: “The Daniel Baird bleed kits are so important in our community. They are life saving tools that stop catastrophic bleeding.

“I would like to thank Nina from the Rising Sun pub in Brentwood for accepting this bleed bag on behalf of the Ricky Hayden Memorial.”

Terry, Nina from the Rising Sun pub and Sue Hedges.

Stay up to date with all of our latest updates and content by following us on our social media accounts!

We have created community pages where we will share our up-to-date stories happening in the area. Add the area closest to where you live.

Support Local Journalism
We at The Havering Daily appreciate your support of quality journalism. Your generous donation, no matter the size, allows us to continue bringing unbiased and informative news to the community. Your contribution helps us maintain our independence and allows us to continue providing high-quality journalism. Thank you for valuing the work we do and for supporting our mission

Thank you