Lorry crash in Bath kills four, including four-year-old girl
Four people have died after a serious collision in Weston near Bath. Those killed include a four-year-old girl, two Welsh businessmen and a newlywed taxi driver.
'Honoured that he chose me': Emotional tribute to newlywed killed in Bath lorry crash
The wife of a man killed in a tragic lorry crash in Bath has released an emotional tribute to her husband.
Newlywed Stephen Vaughan, 34, an executive taxi driver from Wales, was picking up two businessmen to drive them home when the 32-tonne tipper truck hit his car. All three men were killed instantly.
Mr Vaughan is described as dedicated to his family and a well-respected businessman with an 'infectious' smile.
She also expressed her sympathies for the other families affected by the tragedy, and thanked the emergency services and the local community for everything they had done for the family.
Mr Vaughan was one of four people killed in the tragic accident on Lansdown Lane, in the Weston area of Bath.
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Haulage firm at centre of Bath lorry tragedy named
Grittenham Haulage Ltd has spent the day in talks with its solicitors after the tragic crash that left four dead, ITV News understands.
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'People should remember': community in shock after crash
Emotional tributes have been paid to the victims of the Bath lorry crash, as the community struggles to come to terms with the tragedy.
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Newlywed and businessmen were Bath lorry crash victims
A newlywed chauffeur and the two businessmen he was picking up have been named as victims of the Bath lorry crash.