More bleed kits are set to be installed in memory of a Romford nightclub doorman who was stabbed to death 10 years ago.
Danny Woodhouse, owner of Jukebox Ldn, commemorated what would have been Ricky Hayden's 37th birthday on Thursday (May 14), alongside Ricky's mum Sue and sister April.
Ricky, who worked as a doorman at Jukebox when it was known as Kosho Bar, was fatally stabbed outside his home in Chadwell Heath in September 2016.
Since then, his mum Sue Hedges has been raising awareness about knife crime through the Ricky Hayden Memorial and fundraising for bleed kits that can save a victim's life in the event of a stabbing.
Jukebox hosted a Kosho reunion event last month in memory of Ricky, raising £550 to go towards more bleed kits outside the nightclub in South Street.
The cheque was presented on Ricky's birthday, in front of where a bleed kit was previously installed in 2022.
At the presentation, Sue said: "Thank you to Danny Woodhouse and Jukebox Ldn for their continued support with the Ricky Hayden Memorial and remembering our Rick.
"Kosho was his second home, he absolutely loved working here.
"All money raised will be for the purchase and donation into the community of the lifesaving Daniel Baird Foundation bleed bags.
"Thank you to everyone including the DJs on the day [of the reunion event] for your support, we had an amazing Kosho reunion."
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