The Carlisle community is continuing to rally around the family of a two-year-old boy who was diagnosed with cancer shortly before Christmas. 

Myles Love was diagnosed with stage four high risk neuroblastoma in December, turning his family's life upside down.

The toddler has been receiving chemotherapy treatment at The Great North Children's Hospital in Newcastle.

An initial fundraiser was set up to help support Myles' family financially during his time in the hospital, and has raised nearly £11,000 at the time of writing. 

But two new fundraisers have been set up by friends, family and members of the local community to support the Love family during this immensely difficult time. 

The first has been organised by local bikers club Leviathan MCC for Saturday, February 17. 

Their rock night at Pirelli Sports & Social Club will feature a night of Deep Purple, with tickets on the door costing £7.50. Money made from tickets and collection buckets, will go towards Myles' family.

Leviathan MCC said: "We were approached by Nicole, Myles' auntie. She told us all about him and how they're fund raising to help support him and the family. It was such a compelling story we put our heads together to see what we could do.

"As a club over the last 16 years we've raised around £35k for different charities in various different ways and we do what we can to help others, it's a big part of MCC."

Another event in March, organised by Rosie Buckley, Amy Sellars and Kellie Smith, aims to 'make miracles for Myles'. 

On Friday, March 15, the trio will host a night at Club Britannia featuring raffles, bingo, party games and entertainment by local cabaret show Dee Licious in order to raise vital funds for Myles' battle against neuroblastoma. 

On Facebook, they wrote: "We are working towards trying to make Myles and his family as comfortable as possible through this difficult time."

You can donate to the Love family via their fundraiser here.