'It plays on our minds every day that Adam's killers are out there'

Former St Helens College student Adam, 29, was stabbed in the neck with an unknown weapon as he walked home in Prescot on Saturday, November 4, 2017.

The former Tesco worker's killers – who had been on board a large motorbike – are yet to be brought to justice.

In the absence of justice, his heartbroken family needed something to ground them and give them a focus - so have dedicated themselves to giving back to the community and hospital that supported them in his memory via a charity they've established in his name Achieving Dreams and Memories (ADAM) .

Nicola Moore, Adam's eldest sister, said: "Doing these events have give us, especially my mum and dad, a focus to keep us going despite still fighting for justice.

"It plays on our minds every day that Adam's killers are out there, and we will never stop fighting for justice, but we had to focus on something positive and giving back to Prescot and St Helens helps us to move forward."

They have also been keen to spread the awareness of knife crime, encouraging other groups, sport teams and schools to sing Stand By Me, in support of the No More Knives campaign.

Their latest event will take place on Sunday, May 5 when Adam's friends and family will have a fundraising football match against veterans from Prescot Cables Football Club.

Admission is £3 for adults, senior citizens/students £1, children under 16 go free.

There will also be Face painting for the children.

Kick off starts at 1pm and ends 5pm.

Also on Sunday, May 5 there will be a fundraising music night at Prescot Cables FC Club House from 7pm with entertainment from former Stillia frontman Jack Bennett.

The event will also include a raffles, prizes and disco.

Tickets are available for £5 from Jessie & Co.