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Loughborough: Plea to find 1986 crash teen relatives

The parents of a young man killed in a catastrophic car crash in Loughborough in 1986 are trying to trace relatives of three other teenagers who died with him and another who was seriously injured.

Robbin and Patsy Suffield, who now live in Warwickshire, have campaigned for better protection for young drivers ever since their 18-year-old son Neil died.

“For decades we’ve just been up against a brick wall,” Mr Suffield said, as he described feeling like a “lone voice”.

The couple are keen to contact the other families bereaved in the Loughborough crash, to make them aware of the support available from the growing Forget-Me-Not Families Uniting group.


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