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Hundreds march through city for stabbed schoolboy Parents of stabbed boy joined by hundreds on march
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Hundreds marched through Sheffield in tribute to Harvey Willgoose Harvey Willgoose's parents, Mark and Caroline, led an anti-knife march through Sheffield
Hundreds of people are taking part in an anti-knife crime march following the fatal stabbing of 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose at a school in Sheffield. The parents of a teenage schoolboy stabbed to death led an anti-knife crime march earlier.
Family and friends were joined by football fans and others affected by the teenager's death to walk from the city's Town Hall to Bramall Lane football stadium. Hundreds of people took part following the fatal stabbing of 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on Monday.
Many in the crowd wore red and white clothing or carried balloons in the same colours in tribute to the teenage Sheffield United fan. Family and friends were joined by football fans and others affected by the teenager's death, as they walked from the city's town hall to Bramall Lane football stadium.
Harvey died after being stabbed in the chest at All Saints Catholic High School in Granville Road on Monday. A 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder. Harvey died after being stabbed in the chest. A 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder.
Flowers and tributes have been laid at Bramall Lane in memory of Sheffield United fan Harvey Willgoose Hundreds march in Sheffield for stabbed schoolboy
The march, organised by Sheffield United fans and charities Always an Alternative and Mums United, started at 13:00 GMT ahead of the match between Sheffield United and Portsmouth. The march, organised by Sheffield United fans and charities Always an Alternative and Mums United, started at 13:00 GMT ahead of the match between United and Portsmouth.
Speaking at the event, his mum Caroline Willgoose said the turnout had been "amazing". Harvey's mum, Caroline Willgoose, said the turnout had been "amazing".
"I just know that everyone is feeling for us," she said "I just know that everyone is feeling for us," she said.
"That's what's getting me through it.""That's what's getting me through it."
She said fans of Sheffield United's rivals Sheffield Wednesday had been heard "shouting his name" on trams in the city during the day, while a number of Portsmouth fans also joined the march. Flowers and tributes have been laid at Bramall Lane in memory of Sheffield United fan Harvey Willgoose
There was also minute's applause at 15-minute mark of the match between West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday earlier. She said fans of Sheffield United's rivals Sheffield Wednesday had been heard "shouting his name" on trams in the city during the day, while a number of Portsmouth supporters also joined the march.
There was also a minute's applause at the 15-minute mark of the match between West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday earlier.
Mrs Willgoose said her son "would love it" to see supporters of different clubs singing his name.Mrs Willgoose said her son "would love it" to see supporters of different clubs singing his name.
There was a minute's applause at The Hawthorns in the match between West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield WednesdayThere was a minute's applause at The Hawthorns in the match between West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday
The march follows a mass at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Handsworth. The march followed a mass at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Handsworth.
Ahead of the service Mark McManus, the parish priest at St Joseph's, said: "Harvey was a former pupil of St Joseph's Academy and, along with the members of our community who attend All Saints High School, many will have been affected by his death - some very closely. "It was a very moving service," Father Desmond Sexton said outside the church afterwards.
"Our mass will be offered for Harvey and his family, and friends, for the two school communities and for all who have been marked or touched by this terrible tragedy." "People held the family very much in their prayers.
"People came together in all sorts of ways and will continue to do so.
"And it's that sense of being together that we give to another."
A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named due to his age, appeared at Sheffield Crown Court on Thursday charged with murder, possession of a bladed article and affray.A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named due to his age, appeared at Sheffield Crown Court on Thursday charged with murder, possession of a bladed article and affray.
A provisional trial date has been set for 30 June.A provisional trial date has been set for 30 June.
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