Robyn Knox: Last News

Robyn Knox have vowed to give their beloved ‘princess’ a lasting legacy by helping other families through their grief. Danielle Falconer and Barry Knox are set to meet the hero nurses who comforted them in their darkest hours after their three-year-old was sadly killed in a road accident. The family, from Cardenden, told how their lives have been in “complete turmoil” since the talented little dancer died on August 3 after being knocked down by a car in Townhill, Fife.But they are now channeling their grief into a special fundraising committee and hope to mark the tragic anniversary of her death with a Cinderella-style charity ball. The proud parents, who are set to welcome twins later this year, hope to honour Robyn’s memory by setting up

A grieving mum has condemned claims by the Scottish Government that the country’s road safety record is improving.

Robyn Knox have welcomed adorable twin sons just four months after their beloved daughter was killed in a Fife car crash. Danielle Falconer, 26, and Barry Knox welcomed their wee bundles of joy on December 4 and paid tribute to little Robyn by giving the boys names beginning with the initial R The couple, of Cardenden, Fife, revealed the news on social media and unveiled the boys’ names - Robin-Junior and River - so they would have the same initials as their big sister.

Robyn Knox. The three-year-old’s shattered parents have arranged the event where they also plan to announce the gender of their unborn twins with special coloured balloons so the youngster can find out at the same time as the rest of the family.

hit by a car has raised more than £13,000 to give her 'the send off she deserves'. Robyn Knox, 3, was seriously injured after being hit by the Nissan Micra in Townhill, near Dunfermline, on Monday morning.

A heartbroken mum has paid tribute to her "most loving, kind, gentle and caring" three-year-old daughter who was killed after being hit by a car yesterday.

hit by a car has paid tribute to her "beautiful baby girl" who was due to become a big sister. Little Robyn Knox was left seriously injured after being hit by the Nissan Micra in Townhill, near Dunfermline, on Monday morning.