Rhiannon Skye Whyte was left seriously injured after being stabbed at the train station on Sunday evening.

British Transport Police Police were called to the scene just after 11.25pm ​​following reports of a serious assault.

They found the 27-year-old with stab wounds and she was taken to hospital, where she died surrounded by her family on Wednesday.

Rhiannon’s sister, Alexandra Whyte, has launched a fundraiser for “the little child she left behind” and victims of “abuse and violence”.

Statement on the subject Go to Fund Me page She writes: “My name is Alexandra Whyte, sister of the beautiful Rhiannon Skye Whyte, who will now be forever 27.

“… Despite all the efforts of the innocent people around, the police, the paramedics, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital medical staff and her family, Rhiannon grew her wings on October 23, surrounded by people who loved her more than life itself.

“We are raising funds in his memory for the little boy he left behind, who was raised by me, and for the victims of abuse and violence.

“Rhiannon was the most selfless person and would give anything for anyone, so in her honor we need to raise funds to support those affected by similar situations and provide the best life for our little five-year-old son.

“We thank you for all the love and support we have received as a family, we will now grieve together as Rhiannon would have wanted.”

The online fundraiser, set up on Thursday, had raised £565 of its £5,000 target, with 27 people donating by Friday morning.

Floral decorations adorn Bescot Stadium Station in memory of Rhiannon. He is described as a “warrior” by his family.

In a statement released by British Transport Police, her loved ones said: “Favourite daughter, caring sister, loving aunt, caring granddaughter, beautiful niece, wonderful cousin and devoted friend.

“You were the most selfless person, brave, interesting, funny and always there for anyone in need. There isn’t enough paper in the world to even write a tribute for you, but no one deserves it more.

“The strange thing about this devastating loss is that we now have to get on with our lives without you, but how? If your short life has taught you anything, it is to appreciate every moment with your loved ones because there is no guarantee of tomorrow.

“You are very strong, you are a fighter, and no matter what happens, we as a family will always be by your side. We will love and miss you for now and forever.”

Deng Cholmajek, 18, of no fixed address, was charged with murder.

He appeared before Walsall Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday and was remanded in custody to appear at Wolverhampton Crown Court on November 19.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 405040 or by texting 61016 quoting 11 of 21 October.

Alternatively, people can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

to donate Visit the Go Fund Me page.