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LMG's Hard Hats and Open Minds Charity Walk | 15th September 2026

LMG Hard Hats and Open Minds Charity Walk is raising money for Killed Women

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Killed Women is a UK registered charity led by bereaved families who have lost loved ones to male violence. Working alongside violence against women and girls activists, we fight for better protection for women, justice for victims, and strong, compassionate support for bereaved families—especially children whose mothers have been killed. We built Killed Women because we refuse to stand by while another family is shattered. We don’t want sympathy; we want resources, accountability, and real action on the ground to stop the tidal wave of violence and the injustice that follows it through our police, courts, and services. Our message is simple and urgent: raise awareness, change systems, and save lives. Since launching in December 2022, we’ve grown quickly and become a high-profile voice on violence against women and girls. Our work has been covered by BBC News at Six and Ten, BBC Breakfast, the Today programme, Lorraine, The Sun, Grazia, and others. Join our network; stand beside, and support us to amplify survivors’ voices, and help secure justice for those we’ve lost—and ensure safety for those still at risk. Explore our media and updates at www.killedwomen.org

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The Hard Hats & Open Minds Charity Walk | 15th September 2026 | Central London

Redefining Our Industry, Building a Better Future

The UK construction industry needs almost 239,000 additional workers by 2030, yet women still represent fewer than 15% of the workforce. To address the skills shortage, we must continue to make construction a more attractive career destination for women and an aspirational career choice for girls. While our industry has changed significantly over the years, there is still more to do.

That is why LMG created Hard Hats and Open Minds.

Our Commitment: To demonstrate that construction is an industry where women are welcomed, respected and able to build successful careers. Through strong male allyship, visible leadership and zero tolerance of toxic behaviour, we want to inspire more women and girls to see construction as a profession they can feel proud to join.

Importantly, this is not at the expense of young men. Recent national debate, including Adolescence and documentaries by Gareth Southgate and Louis Theroux, has highlighted the urgent need for positive male role models. Construction has a unique opportunity to lead by example by demonstrating the values we want future generations to see, while providing rewarding career pathways and a positive future for young men.

On Tuesday 15 September, we will walk 10km through Central London to demonstrate our commitment to building a more respectful, inclusive and attractive industry.

The need for change is also underlined by the UK's epidemic of violence against women and girls (VAWG). That is why we are proud to walk alongside Killed Women, supporting its mission to help end VAWG and secure justice for bereaved families.

Why We Walk Together

- To challenge outdated perceptions of construction

- To inspire more women and girls to choose the construction industry as a career destination

- To champion male allyship and lead positive change

- To provide positive pathways for young men

Walk. Talk. Commit. Change.

Together, men and women from across construction standing alongside the bereaved families will send a powerful message that our industry is united in building a more respectful and inclusive future for everyone.

Sign Up to Walk here: https://LMGCharityWalkSeptember.eventbrite.co.uk

And then Join the LMG JustGiving event team here: https://www.justgiving.com/team/lmg-supporting-killed-women

Donation summary

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£2,930.00
+ £310.00 Gift Aid
Online
£2,930.00
Offline
£0.00

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