A family led campaign for safer homes
No More Falls was founded by Fiona Garrett in memory of her son Joshua Robbins. He was 23 when a communal railing at his home gave way.
We campaign for safer windows, balconies and railings, and clear responsibility for keeping them safe.
Find what you need
Find a starting point for reporting a concern and getting the right help.
Safety information →Get Little Feet, Safe at Home, free for families and those supporting them.
Read or download the book →Understand the campaign, share it or ask your MP to support The Joshua Test.
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The person behind the campaign
Joshua was a much loved son, brother and friend. He loved London, gaming, animals and the people around him.
On 29 January 2026, the communal railing he leaned on gave way. His mum founded No More Falls to help protect other families and campaign for lasting change.
Meet Joshua and read his story →
Free children's safety book
A story about windows and balconies, to read together.
Help children aged 4–8 learn about safe places to play, staying back from open windows and asking a grown-up for help. Created by Fiona Jane Garrett MCIPR, in memory of her son Joshua.
Download the complete 16-page book, including Fiona's foreword, free of charge for families, carers and those supporting children living at height.
Original quality PDF for printing (14.4 MB)
PDF · 16 pages · 4.3 MB · No sign-up required
Keeping children safe is always an adult responsibility. Read together alongside supervision, suitable window safety measures and properly maintained balconies and barriers.
Campaign progress · 19 October 2026
Fiona met Matthew Pennycook MP and Baroness Blake, alongside officials, to discuss The Joshua Test and Little Feet, Safe at Home.
The campaign continues to seek change. The proposed Joshua Duty is not yet law.
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Housing associations already have safety duties. Fiona calls for clear, enforceable minimum requirements for inspecting fall-prevention components and keeping evidence that residents’ protection remains effective.
Read Mind the Gap →Following her latest meeting with the Metropolitan Police, Fiona shares a brief update on the ongoing investigation into Joshua’s death, with thanks to DI Paterson, the officers working on the case and the family’s wonderful Family Liaison Officer, Tina.
Read the investigation update →Behind the meetings and photographs: Fiona’s raw reflection on grief, exhaustion and the duty she feels to protect other families, with solidarity for everyone fighting for answers, change and accountability.
Read Fiona’s blog post →