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Husband and wife killed in A44 collision named

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Wednesday, 22 September 2021 08:36

Inquests have been opened into the death of two walkers in North Herefordshire.

57-year-old Alison Morris and 70-year-old Paul Morris died from fatal injuries after being involved in collision with a motorbike on the A44 near Kington.

The wife and husband had been walking along the road at Newton Lane in Floodgates on 7th September.

West Midlands Ambulance Service said they were declared dead at the scene.

The motorcyclist, a man, was treated for potentially serious injuries before being airlifted to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.

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