Fiona Garrett, the mother of a 23-year-old man named Joshua Robbins, has spoken out following her son's tragic death when he fell five floors from a high-rise building in London. The incident occurred as Joshua leaned against a railing on a communal landing that failed to hold his weight, leading to a fatal fall while he was checking for a pizza order. Despite immediate medical assistance, Joshua was pronounced dead at the scene, prompting Fiona to advocate for safety reforms to prevent similar incidents.

In the aftermath of this devastating event, Fiona Garrett has initiated a campaign titled 'No More Falls' to call attention to the need for mandatory safety standards in high-rise buildings. She emphasized the preventability of the incident, stating that it was a 'catastrophic event' that could happen to anyone. Her campaign aims to ensure that rigorous safety measures are implemented to protect residents living in high-rise accommodations and to honor her son’s memory.

The emotional toll of the event has left Joshua's family traumatized, particularly his father, who was present at the time of the incident. Through their advocacy, the family hopes to raise awareness about building safety regulations and ensure that tragic accidents like Joshua's do not occur again, highlighting the importance of infrastructure safety and responsibility in residential buildings.