Teddy bears in the shape of a heart have been left on the roadside in Wisbech where a 10-year-old boy died after being hit by a lorry while riding his bike.
Kastytis Dambrauskas, of Cox Close, Wisbech, was involved in the collision on Weasenham Lane at around 8.30am on Monday July 16.
Paramedics and police were called but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Among the tributes are little candles and messages reading 'shine like the stars' and 'I love you to the moon and back'.
A GoFundMe page has also been set up by The Rosmini Centre who want to raise £3000 for the family of Kastytis.
More than £500 has already been donated by kind-hearted people since the page was launched last week.
A statement on the site reads: 'We have been asked by members of our local community to coordinate an appeal for a family living and working in Wisbech who recently lost their son in a tragic accident.'
The centre offers various activities along with help and support to those in need.
Last month Kastytis' family paid tribute to the keen swimmer and music lover.
They said: 'Words cannot express the devastation we are feeling following the loss of Kastytis. He was a very much loved son, brother, nephew and grandson. He will be sorely missed by all.
'He was a keen swimmer and loved being in the water. If he wasn't swimming he was listening to music.
'We are incredibly grateful for the help and support we have received as a family but we would now like to ask that we are left alone at this tough time to grieve in private.'
Hundreds of people took to social media following the accident to express their condolences to the family.
One person wrote: 'My thoughts go out to the family and friends of the young person who lost his life.
Another person wrote: 'RIP little angel. My thoughts to his family. That boy was my son's friend, they live next to us. My son is his age, I still cannot believe this.'
Cambridgeshire Police say no arrests have been made and they are continuing to appeal for witnesses while they investigate what happened.
To donate visit: https://www.gofundme.com/yuxaxw-fundraising-for?member=521774
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