at what Walker might have achieved had he lived. The film was made with the support of Anthony's mother Gee Walker. Memorials On 2 April 2008, the Crown Prosecution Service announced a legal scholarship in Walker's memory. The scheme offers one place in CPS Merseyside to a trainee solicitor who wants to become a fully fledged solicitor or barrister. It is open to any black or ethnic minority person who has secured or intends to apply for a place to study the Legal Practice Course or Bar Professional Training Course full-time. The Liverpool Echo bestows an "Anthony Walker Young Citizen of the Year award" in his honour. Anthony Walker Foundation The Anthony Walker Foundation was created in 2006 and "works to tackle racism, hate crime and discrimination by providing educational opportunities, victim support services and by promoting equity and inclusion for all". In the year of its creation, the foundation held an "Anthony Walker Festival". In November 2021, Anthony's mother, Gee Walker, received a Pride of Britain Award for her work with the foundation, and in January 2023, it was announced she is to receive an MBE. References 2005 in England 2000s in Merseyside Anti-black racism in England Deaths by person in England Government reports July 2005 events in the United Kingdom Murder in Liverpool Murder committed by minors Racially motivated violence against black people Racially motivated violence in England 2005 murders in the United Kingdom 2000s in Liverpool