Hundreds upon hundreds of people, including several members of Harvey’s family, marched through Sheffield in his memory.
Each of them there to mark Harvey’s 15 years of life, and to take a stand against knife crime, in the desperate hope that action can be taken to prevent another similar tragedy.
Harvey was a keen Sheffield United fan, and fittingly, the march travelled towards Bramall Lane, where he spent many a happy hour cheering on the Blades.
This gallery of pictures provides just a glimpse of the emotional scenes as Sheffielders honoured Harvey’s life.
Harvey died following an apparent school stabbing at All Saints Catholic High School in Granville Road, Sheffield on Monday, February 3, 2025.
A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with Harvey’s murder, alongside offences of affray and possession of a bladed article.
9. Family
The family of Harvey Willgoose on the steps of Sheffield Town Hall | Errol Edwards
10. Anti knife-crime campaigners
Priscilla, Tammy and Michaela Batch hold up 'lives not knives' leaflets | Sarah Marshall
11. Sport bringing people together
A Steelers fan shakes hands with Mark Willgoose, Harvey's dad | Mike Egerton/PA Wire
12. Comforting embrace
Caroline Willgoose, the mother of Harvey Willgoose outside Sheffield Town Hall as she prepares to march to Bramall Lane in memory of her son | Mike Egerton/PA Wire