Two women who campaigned for Hillsborough and racial justice will be immortalised as steel figures as part of a national campaign.
Anne Williams and Dr Gee Walker will be immortalised as steel figures across a National Cycle Network in recognition of the late Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee year. The two women, who campaigned for Hillsborough and racial justice respectively, were chosen by residents across Liverpool for their positive impact to their local community.
The two women will be immortalised across the local section of the National Cycle Network as part of a campaign by the walking and cycling charity Sustrans. The campaign, which will see the figures installed across the popular cycle paths, is in "celebration of the UK's longest-reigning monarch".
