A GoFundMe page set up to pay for the funeral of a teenager murdered after his prom has already raised more than £16,500.

Tragic Kajetan Migdal was murdered after his school prom on Friday evening in Stevenage.

Police were called at around 1120pm on Friday (May 27), following an incident in Cutty's Lane, during which Mr Migdal sustained life threatening injuries.

Despite best efforts to save him, he sadly passed away in the Lister Hospital during the early hours of Saturday (May 28).

A crowdfunding page set up by his aunt, Corrie Everett, to pay for Mr Migdal's funeral has already raised more than £16,500 at the time of writing.

Writing on the page, Corrie said: "We have family dotted around the UK, then I am based in Texas and have not been able to afford to go home to London for over seven years.

"Our uncle is based in Menorca and all of Kajetan's polish family are based in Poland.

"We would like get everyone together to support my sister, her husband and younger son and give Kajetan the funeral he deserves.

 "All money raised will go towards travel and funeral expenses for our family."

If you would like to donate to help pay for Mr Migdal's funeral costs, please click here

Tributes to the popular teenager have been flooding in while fellow pupils at his school, Saint John Henry Newman Catholic School on Hitchin Road in Stevenage, gathered on Sunday to lay flowers as well as photographs, mementoes and a Chelsea shirt.

A large number of people posted their condolences on the school's official Facebook page.

An 18-year-old has been charged with Mr Migdal's murder.

Patrick Sharp, was charged with murder on Sunday (May 29), as well as possession of an offensive weapon and possession of Class A drugs. 

Sharp has been remanded into custody to appear before St Albans Magistrates' Court today, Monday (May 30).

Anyone who believes they witnessed the incident, or believes they may have captured any dashcam or CCTV footage of note, is asked to contact police via the non-emergency number, 101 quoting ISR 948 of 27 May.