Francesca Bimpson 8 man memorial belt We are currently looking for fighters for the Francesca Bimpson Foundation "fight 4 justice" muay thai memorial belt ! all weight categories are dependent on the amount of interest and feedback we get from fighters and academies !we are thinking of starting off from flyweight thoughts and comments welcome chokdee to all who walk the road to justice4francesca !

This amazing belt is for all and we will be part of any shows and work with all sanctioning bodies gyms and fighters

Any promotors /shows looking at staging the francesca bimpson memorial title please call Kieron and gerard 07540480461

Hi Guys,
I suggest : 67kg or 70kg or even 81kg or 85kg for the most popular divisions at the moment.

the Francesca Bimpson Foundation Charity MUAYTHAI Memorial Belt speaks for itself ...... let the BATTLE COMMENCE !!

THANKS FARHAD XX

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GREAT INTEREST IN THIS WEIGHT CAT ..... 72 kg belt is gonna be amazing Some great names to be announced !!!we will be promoting out our show a sanctioned event in Liverpool FEATURING THE BEST GYMS AND FIGHTERS IN THE UK ..

Jake Barton "FROM ELITE SOUTHPORT" THANKS BUDDY XX WHO IS NEXT ?

Jon Murphy & Kieron Bimpson open the Francesca Bimpson Support & Rescource Centre
Jon Murphy & Kieron Bimpson open the Francesca Bimpson Support & Rescource Centre

A SUPPORT centre set up in memory of tragic tot Francesca Bimpson was opened by Merseyside’s top cop.

Chief constable Jon Murphy cut the ribbon on the Francesca Bimpson Foundation’s serious crime support and resource centre in Huyton yesterday.

Francesca’s dad Kieron set up the facility after his daughter was killed in an arson attack on their Everton home in 2008.

Open to all victims of serious crime, the centre offers support on a wide range of issues including counselling, benefits and compensation.

Mr Murphy said: “It is a privilege to open the Francesca Bimpson Foundation.

“The loss of Francesca was devastating for the family and no-one can truly appreciate the distress and trauma they have gone through since that night.

“Not only did the family lose their daughter, who I believe was the life and soul of the family, but they also lost their home and have had to overcome a number of other obstacles in the last three years.

“As a result of his own experiences, Kieron was determined to help other families who fall victim to serious crime. Along with that he wanted to establish a lasting legacy to Francesca.

“Kieron, along with his brother and Francesca’s uncle Gerrard, have worked tirelessly over the last four years to raise funds for the foundation and the official opening today is testimony to Francesca’s memory.
Francesca, three, suffered 85% burns in the devastating house fire four years ago, which was started by her aunt’s jealous former boyfriend Graham Heaps.

She spent the next three weeks in the run-up to Christmas battling for her life, but her injuries were too severe and she died on the day before Christmas Eve.

Mr Bimpson said he hoped the opening of the centre would be the start of a fast-growing legacy in Francesca’s honour.

He said: “It was fantastic that we were able to get the chief constable to open the centre for us.

“It will be good for referrals and will help other victims of crime find the right support.

“When we lost Francesca, we had no idea where to go or what to do. It was just like a black hole. We hope the centre will fill that void for people in the future.

“Eventually we would like to see Francesca Bimpson centres opened in every part of Merseyside and across the region.