Ms O’Malley-Kumar, from Woodford in London, had previously been described by her family as a “truly wonderful and beautiful young lady” who would be “so dearly missed”. Barnaby Webber (second left) with his father David, mother Emma and brother Charlie (right) (Family Handout/PA Media) Mrs Webber said any money donated will be “so very gratefully received, and always, always well used”. “In time an official ‘Barnaby Webber Foundation’ will be created and funds will be used to further all of the qualities listed above and to keep his memory alive whilst reaching out to others. “His inclusivity, quiet patience with others, and sheer generosity of his time prove what an extraordinary ‘ordinary’ person he was. With no time or judgement for creed, colour, sexuality, religion or background. “He lived his life with a simple ‘if he liked you he liked you’ mantra. He leaves behind a family broken by grief and loss but determined not to let him be taken in vain.
Mrs Webber said: “Barnaby was killed in a senseless, horrific attack in Nottingham on the 13th June 2023. Meanwhile, the fundraiser for Mr Webber has already surpassed its £5,300 goal, with almost £10,000 being donated.Īn earlier fundraiser in memory of Mr Coates has raised more than £28,000. Since being created on Wednesday, the fundraiser has already raised more than £7,500 of its £10,000 target. Mr Kumar said that all the money would go to the foundation “once the finer details have been arranged” and said: “We as a family would like to thank you for your kind generosity and ask that you always hold Grace in your fond memories.” “Grace was kind, strong-willed, determined, and a beautiful human being and we know from her selfless nature she would want someone or something to benefit from your gift of kindness and love.” Barnaby Webber’s father David embraced Grace O’Malley Kumar’s mother, Sinead, at a vigil for their children at the University of Nottingham (Jacob King/PA) “To ensure that Grace’s name leaves a legacy and to keep her memory alive we have created this fund. “In time an official ‘Grace O’Malley-Kumar Foundation’ will be created and donations will be used to further all that Grace supported and felt she would like to help with. Louise added: “Our Hot & Cheesy wraps are a great lunch option, and combine the best Domino’s flavours, including our 100% fresh Mozzarella, and our delicious toppings.“She leaves behind devastated and heartbroken extended family and friends but we all feel compelled that something good must come from the loss of Grace’s life. The new flavours will be exclusively available in 28 stores between today and September 3. The Ham & Cheese and Tuna Melt wraps will join the existing roster of flavours that are already available in 300 Domino’s stores across the UK.
Two new flavours of the Hot and Cheesy wraps will launch in 28 stores across the UK. In addition to the shakes, Domino’s will also be trialling new flavours of the Hot and Cheesy wraps, which are a lunch option. We’re really excited about our Oreo and Lotus Biscoff flavours and can’t wait to hear what our customers think, and which one comes out on top.” Louise Pilkington Director of Innovation at Domino’s said: “This summer is already proving to be a real scorcher, so our DomiShakes will be the perfect ice-cold, yet indulgent treat. All five shakes will be available at the 36 stores this summer.
DOMINOS IN NOTTINGHAM TRIAL
The launch of the new flavours comes after a successful trial of three other DomiShakes, Strawberry, Vanilla and Chocolate. The thick shakes combine the flavours of Oreo Cookie pieces and the original Lotus Biscoff sauce with vanilla milkshake. Domino’s has launched new Lotus Biscoff and Oreo milkshakes in selected stores with DomiShakes be available in 36 stores from today until September 3.
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