More than 200 runners don red as they complete 5km run in memory of Henry Nowak

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More than 200 runners don red as they complete 5km run in memory of Henry Nowak.

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More than 200 runners have dressed in red for a memorial 5km run paying tribute to Henry Nowak.The event saw attendees gather in Chafford Hundred, Essex, on Saturday, with runners from all faiths, communities and backgrounds setting off from All Saints Church.Mary McLoughlin from Chafford Hundred Running Club organised the memorial run, with assistance from Sylvia Merrigan, who felt compelled to act following the teenager's death.

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Ms McLoughlin, 65, explained the local running club "were really impacted by what happened to Henry.

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He was a lovable boy." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Henry was murdered while walking home after a night out in Southampton on December 3.

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His attacker, Vickrum Digwa, stabbed Henry with a Sikh ceremonial blade and received a life sentence earlier this month with a minimum term of 21 years behind bars.The case surged to national attention after the release of harrowing police body cam footage.The case sparked national discussion around two-tier policing –...

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