Elderly couple dies in car accident returning from holiday caroling.

Cops seek witnesses.

December 24th 2024.

Elderly couple dies in car accident returning from holiday caroling.
On Sunday afternoon, a tragic car accident occurred on the A148 in High Kelling, Norfolk, at the junction with Avenue Road. As two elderly pensioners were leaving a Christmas carol service, they were struck by a white BMW Mini One, ultimately resulting in their deaths. The couple, both in their 80s, were beloved members of their local church and had spent the day serving others. The news of their passing has left the community in shock and sorrow.

Upon arrival at the scene, emergency services confirmed that both victims had died on impact. The driver of the BMW, a man in his 50s, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving. The police are now appealing for witnesses and asking anyone with information to come forward.

The tragic incident has deeply affected those who knew the couple. The Bishop of Norwich, Rt Rev Graham Usher, expressed his condolences on social media, stating that the couple had been vital members of their church and that their deaths were a great loss to the community. Revd Canon Howard Stoker, the Rector of Holt with High Kelling, also shared his grief, highlighting the couple's kindness, generosity, and friendship. He announced that the church would hold a requiem mass for the couple the following morning.

The news of the couple's death has come at a difficult time, just days before Christmas. Revd Canon Stoker acknowledged the pain and struggle of coming to terms with such a loss, especially during this time of year, but reminded the community that the light of love still shines in the darkness and cannot be extinguished. He urged everyone to come together and find solace in the birth of Jesus.

The A148 was closed for investigation and eventually reopened at 1am the following day. The Agency, along with local police, are providing updates on the incident on social media. Additionally, readers can now receive daily push alerts for the latest news from The Agency straight to their devices by signing up on their website.

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