Tribute to bishop's mother hit by bin lorry in Llandudno

Tribute to bishop's mother hit by bin lorry in Llandudno

The tragic death of Bishop of Llandaff’s mother, Daphne Stallard, has prompted an outpouring of condolences and support from the community. The Archbishop of Wales, Cherry Vann, expressed deep shock and sorrow at the unfortunate incident that occurred on Brookes Street in Llandudno. Ms. Stallard, 89, was hit by a refuse lorry and tragically passed away at the scene.

North Wales Police have arrested a man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in relation to the incident. The investigation is ongoing, and the authorities are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. The Health and Safety Executive has also confirmed that there will be an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.

The local community, including the Holy Trinity Llandudno Junior Church, where Ms. Stallard was a regular volunteer, has been deeply affected by the news. In a social media post, the church confirmed the identity of the victim and expressed their condolences to her family. Emergency services, including the air ambulance, responded to the scene, but unfortunately, Ms. Stallard could not be saved.

Conwy council has acknowledged that one of its recycling vehicles was involved in the incident and has offered thoughts and condolences to the Stallard family. The entire Church in Wales community is coming together to offer their prayers and support to Bishop Mary and her family during this difficult time. The tragic loss of Daphne Stallard has left a deep impact on the community, and everyone is united in mourning the loss of a beloved member

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