81-year-old driver dies in car accident that also killed retired vicar and his wife.

The small town of Beaumaris, Anglesey was shaken by a tragic accident that claimed the lives of three individuals. Retired businessman Humphrey Pickering, 81, lost control of his Audi and struck a retired vicar and his wife, who were out for a leisurely stroll near the town's historic pier. The collision was fatal, leaving all three individuals dead at the scene.

The couple, Reverend Stephen Burch and his wife Katherine, were enjoying a day out at the seaside when the unthinkable happened. Despite the efforts of bystanders and emergency services, they could not be saved. Mr Pickering, who had driven 30 miles from his home at the time of the accident, also succumbed to his injuries.

According to the inquest, Mr Pickering was a former director of a library computer company who had retired to the Welsh coast almost two decades ago. The coroner, Kate Robertson, expressed her condolences to the families of the victims and acknowledged the valiant efforts of those who tried to help at the scene. She also mentioned that investigations into the accident are still ongoing and the inquest will be adjourned to allow for further inquiries.

The couple, who had dedicated their lives to serving their community, were well-known and beloved by many. Mr Burch had only retired at the end of last year after 35 years of service in various roles, including 19 years as the vicar of St James, Fletchamstead. His wife, Kathy, was also actively involved in their local community through her work with CPAS and worship ministry. The Diocese of Coventry, where the couple lived, posted a heartfelt tribute to them, expressing their shock and sorrow at their sudden and tragic passing.

An onlooker who witnessed the accident from a nearby hotel described the chaotic scene, with loud bangs and bystanders attempting to perform CPR. The entire town was filled with tourists and locals alike, as it is known for its beauty and charm. The news of the accident was a shock to everyone, and the loss of three lives has left the community in mourning.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the victims, as well as the entire town of Beaumaris, as they grieve this devastating and unexpected loss. May their memories be a blessing and may they rest in peace.

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