Hi i’m Aidan. Thanks for dropping by. I was killed by a drink driver on the 10th of December 2022. I was 19 years old. My heartbroken Mum and Dad are campaigning to change the law, so that drivers that kill when over the legal drink drive limit are given a lifetime driving ban, please help them by signing their petition, the link is on the website. In 2022, 300 people were killed in car crashes, when one or more drivers were over the legal drink drive limit, if you add this to the people seriously injured in the same way, the figure is 1,920, that is over 5 people a day needlessly killed or seriously injured, just because a driver chose to drink over the legal limit and it needs to stop. Please feel free to also read about my life, through the eyes of my Mum and Dad in their heartfelt tributes. Thank you for visiting my website and please do not forget to sign the petition.

Our aims. Our main aim is to reduce the chances of any other family having to go through what we have and continue to endure, no parent, child, sibling or partner needs to lose a loved one, just because a driver chose to drink over the legal limit before driving their car. Some people reading this may find it hard to understand why Aidan and the three other passengers got in the car in the first place, and this is something we have also had to come to terms with, but there are so many possible factors for this – 1 - Not knowing how much alcohol the driver had consumed. 2 - Not being aware of the dangers of drink driving, as there are no current campaigns running for bringing awareness to this danger. 3 - Just being young and carefree. but we feel it is fully the car driver’s responsibility to ensure the safety of their passengers, a car driven by a driver over the legal drink drive limit becomes a lethal weapon. We want to reduce the chances of this happening to anyone else by campaigning to introduce the following – 1 - We would like the government to introduce lifetime driving bans, for drivers that kill while over the legal drink drive limit. Driving is a privilege and that privilege should be taken away for life, if you kill under these circumstances. 2 - We would like the government to introduce a new driver awareness course for all new drivers explaining the dangers of drink/drug driving, speeding, and using your phone while driving. We would like the attending of this course to be a compulsory part of obtaining your driving licence. 3 - We would like the government to re-introduce a drink driving awareness campaign including adverts on television. We feel just implementing these three aims would having a major contribution in reducing the needless deaths caused by this type of crime.

From Mum & Dad. “Aidan was our beautiful boy who was truly one of a kind. He lit up every room and touched the hearts of everyone he came into contact with. His sense of humour was infectious, as was his cheeky smile, and he had that rare ability to lift anyone's mood. He adored his younger brother, Lewis; his parents, Angela and Scott; and each and every one of his many friends.” “He was a keen skateboarder, who loved going to festivals and gigs and playing on his Xbox. He was the eldest son, brother, grandson, nephew and cousin in a very close and loving family.” “Aidan, we love you and we are so, so lost without you. You will always be a part of our family and will never be forgotten.”

Where you can find us. As well as scanning or clicking on the QR Code above, you can follow us and keep up to date on the progress of our campaign on the following social media.