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Once again this year, John Flanagan, MAVS (Merseyside Asbestos Victims Support Group) and Jamie McGovern, (CWU) Grter Mersey Amal, wrote to local officials as part of their IWMD 2023 event campaign on Merseyside proposing that ALL iconic buildings on Merseyside are also lit up in the same way. As he did last year North West Regional Secretary, Carl Webb, Mark Holt CWU NW H&S Lead, and others approached their local organisations; requesting again for the lighting up in purple of their buildings.
The full list supplied by Carl Webb shows the extent to which the North West supports International Worker's Memorial Day: Blackpool Tower Whilst it is unfortunate that the owners of the Liver Buildings at Liverpool's Pier Head have not as yet lit up the building on IWMD event days, the photo on the right is one of another day that the building was lit up in purple. Unionsafety thanks those who posted photos of their local buildings lit up on the evening of 28th April on social media, and those sent direct to unionsafety. Here is a collage of events and buildings that supported IWMD2023 by lighting up their buildings:
See also: IWMD2023 Liverpool's Memorial Ceremony At Georges Dock Building IWMD 2023 Liverpool Event Put A Human Face To Deaths From Work Figures IWMD 2023 Liverpool Event Continues CWU Campaign On Workplace Suicide Prevention IWMD 2023 Fights For Living - Liverpool Events Highlights Threat To Women's Health IWMD2023 Liverpool Event Presentation On Prevention Of Suicide And Support Services International Worker's Memorial Day 2023 Event In Liverpool Highlights Work-Related Suicide International Workers Memorial Day To Remember People Killed By Work IWMD2023 Liverpool - Best Photo!
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The campaign has grown momentum this year, with more buildings across the North West being added to the list of those marking IWMD2023 with people lighting of iconic buildings.