Yesterday Jamie’s parents were joined by MP Steve Barclay to meet the Rt.Hon Chris Grayling Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice. Jamie’s stepfather Steve Green said:

“We put our story to the Lord Chancellor and he certainly understands. He is a father himself and he’s got a son and a daughter of similar age to our family. I think he’s on board.

“By coincidence, Mr Grayling was scheduled to have dinner with the transport secretary last night so he promised to talk to him. Depending on that meeting, we hope that they will recommend a review of the guidelines by the sentencing council.

“That’s what we’re after – it’s what the campaign is all about. If we were to achieve that I would be absolutely delighted.”

Mr Grayling is committed to discussing the Justice for Jamie campaign with transport secretary Patrick McLoughli, with a view to MPs making a joint approach to the Sentencing Council, chaired by Lord Leveson, calling for the guidelines to be reviewed in death by dangerous driving cases.

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The Sun has published an article today, highlighting that A THIRD of killer drivers dodge jail because of “soft” sentencing rules, according to official figures.

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Jamie’s parents appeared on ITV’s Daybreak this morning alongside local MP Steve Barclay to make an emotional appeal for the law to be changed regarding the sentencing of dangerous drivers.

Appearing two times within the program and with a special report being aired directly from Wisbech, the family painfully relived the day that Jamie was tragically taken away from them. You can watch the footage directly on ITV’s website by clicking here

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Jamie’s sister Hollie has been interviewed by the Daily Mail for an article published today. Painting a heartrending picture of her family’s pain, Hollie recounted the devastation that has been left behind since Jamie was tragically taken away from the family.

When I have children they’ll never get to meet the best uncle they could have known.

Hollie’s brave appeal to the Daily Mail is just one of the many news articles being published today, as the family in conjunction with local MP Steve Barclay ramp up their campaign for justice.

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The EDP have published an article promoting our campaign. Please take a moment to read the article and if possible pass it on for others to read.

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THE campaign to get justice for crash victim Jamie Butcher is set to go national with MP Steve Barclay planning to raise the case in the House of Commons.

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