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Family tribute to 'loyal' man who died in crash

Eleanor MaslinEast Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
News imageHumberside Police A man with grey hair pushed away from his forehead and a grey moustache and beard is wearing a Superman costume which is blue and red with a logo on the front. He is smiling into the camera and sitting in what looks like a go-kart, holding the wheel.Humberside Police
Peter Grant-Lloyd died after he collided with a parked car when he was driving in Grimsby earlier this month

A "heartbroken" family described the death of a 60-year-old man following a car crash as "sudden and unexpected".

Emergency services attended Ladysmith Road in Grimsby on 3 January after a report that a red Peugeot had collided with a parked blue Vauxhall at about 02:30 GMT.

Peter Grant-Lloyd was taken to hospital for treatment to his injuries but later died.

In a tribute, his family said: "He was a friend to a few but loyal to those close to him. He was by no means perfect but will be greatly missed by all who cared for him."

Humberside Police asked people to get in touch with the force if they have any information about the collision or may have witnessed it.

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