Tributes laid at scene of Wolverhampton road tragedy as man named locally
The tributes have paid tribute to the victim of the fatal road collision.
A row of tributes have been left at the scene of where a man died after being hit by a car on a major Wolverhampton road.
A stream of colours could be seen on the railings opposite Wolverhampton University’s Millennium City Building on Wolverhampton’s City Centre Ring Road, as well as flowers and several decorations in Wolves colours.
The tributes could be seen being laid and attached to the railings by members of staff from the University, with several comforting each other.
There were also messages written on one of the tributes to a man named locally as Wayne.
One tribute said: “Hi Wayne. Still in thoughts. Always Wolves, ay we. God Bless”, while another said: “No words can explain how deeply missed you will be. Nothing but love for you and your family”.
Police are now issuing an appeal for any witnesses who may have been in the area.
A spokesman for West Midlands Police said: “We’re appealing for information after a man was hit by a car in Wolverhampton last night.
“We were called to the junction of Ring Road and Stafford Street at around 6.15pm.
“Despite the best efforts of emergency services, a man in his 60s was sadly declared dead at the scene.
“The driver remained at the scene to help officers with their enquiries.
“We’re appealing for anyone who was in the area at the time, in particular anyone who has any dash-cam footage to get in touch.
“Information can be given via our website on Live Chat or by calling 101 quoting log 5114 of 13 July.”
Wolverhampton University have been contacted for a comment.
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