Overview
- Hunter Jory, 12, was engulfed by flames on August 18 when a child threw a petrol can onto a small fire in a field.
- He ran to a friend's home for help before his mother took him to a nearby doctor's surgery as they awaited an ambulance.
- Surgeons removed and dressed burnt skin in emergency theatre, and clinicians warn he will have lifelong scarring and functional challenges.
- Friends have launched a fundraiser, organized by Kirsty Lambley Bishop, to help adapt the family home and support recovery costs.
- Hunter's best friend, Jayden, plans to race at Skegness Raceway on August 28 to raise money, with donations already surpassing £600.