One national database — for the children still alive.
Sarah's Law. Clare's Law. Milly's Law. Every one of them arrived after a child had already died. Eva's Law is different — it's about children being harmed right now. A national safeguarding database and proactive disclosure, so no more are missed.
Why we walk
This is a walk about parental alienation by the state — children separated from a safe parent, and families left without the disclosure that could protect them.
Over thirteen days, the team walks 193 miles from Alsager in Cheshire to Parliament Square in London. It's a slow, deliberate journey — one that mirrors how long families wait for the system to listen. We set off on 8 August and arrive at Parliament on Friday 21 August at 12pm.
The ask is simple and national: one safeguarding database, with proactive disclosure, so that a child at risk is seen before harm is done — not remembered afterwards. Every signature on petition #767595 is a name behind that ask.
Add your name →The team on the road
Leads the full campaign — the driving force behind Eva's Law and the fight for a national safeguarding database.
On foot from Alsager to Parliament Square — every mile of the route, start to finish.
Joins for the final leg into London and carries the campaign's story on film and media throughout.
On the road, together
The die-hard crew who walk every mile — and the peaks Scott climbs alone, with others, and through the night for the cause.
Standing with us
An honest picture of who's behind the walk — and who we're still confirming.
Standing with Scott
Maya's Law — alignment is not yet a confirmed endorsement. This tile stays hidden until the Maya's Law family agrees to be named.
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Derren Hayes / CYP Now interest — not yet confirmed. Do not present as press coverage until verified.
Supporters
The signed-shirt wall — every name that walks a mile with us, or signs the shirt along the route. Real photos and names drop in here.
Get involved
Follow the walk
Thirteen days on the road, 8–21 August. Follow the journey and share it.
Follow along →Join as a supporter
Walk a mile, sign the shirt, or lend your name. Get in touch and we'll bring you in.
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