Our Petition for Change – Please Sign & Share At Families Fighting for Justice, our mission has always been driven by lived experience, and by the voices of families who know what it means to lose a loved one in the most tragic of circumstances. Our Founder, Jean Taylor, has created a Parliament petition calling […]
Stephen Wynne, the cold, callous killer of Chantel Taylor, was granted parole on Monday 16th February 2026. Wynne has served only 21 years for Chantel’s murder, and for dismembering and concealing her body. Chantel’s Law, which is currently under discussion, is a proposed law that would mean a life sentence comes with a minimum of […]
We recently welcomed parents back to The Hub for our second dedicated session — a safe space to chat, share thoughts, and talk through ideas around upcoming activities for families and children. These sessions are designed to bring parents together, to ensure their voices are heard, and to keep shaping the support we offer with […]
Family Group Meeting Thursday 29th January – 10:30am to 1:30pm Inside The HUB, 6 Anson Street, L3 5NY Join us for a discussion about OLLY activities and upcoming events.
At Families Fighting for Justice, we know all too well the pain, frustration and lasting trauma that families are left with after the tragic loss of a loved one to murder. That pain is only made worse when the justice system falls short of what victims’ families deserve – accountability, truth, and time served. We […]
Jean Taylor will chair the meeting alongside Jayne and Natalie. All welcome just come along and join our Group Meeting of an amazing Charity who believes every child has the right to sing and be happy. We are here to support you. Date Thursday 29th January 2026 Venue Hub Anson street Arrive 10:30.am.
In a new and important step for FFFJ, we recently held our first session of the year for of our members. Held at the HUB, we welcomed around 15 visitors for a relaxed and supportive afternoon. As part of the session, members completed SWOT forms to help us better understand their needs, views, and how […]
A Mother’s Fight for Justice For over twenty-five years, I have lived with the unbearable pain of losing my daughter, Chantel, who was brutally murdered and dismembered. To this day, no part of her body has ever been found. The man convicted of her murder continues to twist the truth, giving different versions of what […]
Since 2015, Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner has funded a range of services to support those affected by crime. These services are regularly reviewed to ensure they meet the needs of our communities and make the best use of public funding. The Commissioner is now refreshing the Victim Needs Assessment, which looks at what support […]
Today, we pause to honour and remember June Hopley — a truly remarkable woman whose courage, kindness, and dedication to justice touched all who knew her. June was more than a supporter of Families Fighting for Justice; she was family. Her strength in the face of profound loss — first through the tragic death of […]
