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Statement from Robins Family

On Tuesday 26th March we will lay our beloved Robin to rest in his home town of Ipswich.

The funeral will be a private service for invited family, friends and colleagues who were important to Robin in both his personal life and professional career. 

In the meantime we once again thank everyone for the love and the memories shared of Robin.

As a Family we also please ask for there to be no further upsetting speculation.

We thank you for respecting our continued privacy at this difficult time.

The Windsor Family

Further Statement from Robins Family

We would like to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and celebration of our beloved Robin.   

While we understand that there is a huge public and media interest around his passing, we as a family need time to process our shock and grief.

We ask for the needs of our family and friends to be taken into consideration and for our privacy to be respected at this difficult time.

We would ask that the constant media speculation stop. 

As we have further information we will share a statement in due course.

Thank you

The Windsor Family

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the tragic passing of our beautiful Robin.

Robins dancing started from a very young age and never stopped. He lit up any room he walked into, he was a nurturing soul always full of fun.

He brought so much happiness to anyone who saw him dance.

Strictly Come Dancing, Burn the floor and many other dance shows along with all the school children around the country who he gave his time.

Robin was a strong advocate for mental health and worked closely with the ‘Sane Charity’

The dance world has lost some of its sparkle today.

We ask for the family’s privacy at this very difficult time.

Robin Windsor Website