- Yoga teacher Leanne Lucas, a survivor of the Southport attack, has launched a Community Interest Company (CIC) and the "Let's Be Blunt" campaign.
- The initiative aims to promote the widespread adoption of round-ended kitchen knives to prevent them from being used as lethal weapons.
- The campaign was initiated following the horrific Southport incident in July 2024, which tragically killed three children and injured several others.
- Ms Lucas, who was critically injured in the attack, is providing vital training to adults working with children in the public sector through her CIC.
- She is appealing for public support and donations to expand the reach of her prevention and training programmes across communities.
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