'Heartbreak beyond words': Family remembers Bilston teenager who died after tragic e-bike crash
Family remembers 18-year-old Harvey Williams, who sadly died following an e-bike accident.
The family of Harvey Williams, an 18-year-old who died after the bike he was on hit a traffic signal in Wolverhampton have paid tribute to him.
The 18-year-old was on a bike that hit a pelican crossing pole in Bilston High Street last week (Thursday, May 21).
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Harvey's family shared a tribute to remember him.
The statement read: "Losing you has brought so much heartbreak beyond words and pain impossible even to imagine.
"So beautifully natured, you are the most kindest, caring and by far the most politest young man a person could ever meet.
"We all love you so dearly and will forever cherish the memories, light and warms you brought into our world and the world of so many."
Since Harvey’s passing, tributes have been pouring, including in one unusual place.
There have been tributes left on a car wreck on the ‘Grapes Field’ near Prouds Lane in Bilston.
In addition to this, around 50 people attended a vigil on Thursday night (May 28).
A spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: “Investigators from our Serious Collision Investigation Unit recovered the bike and enquiries have established that no other vehicle was involved.
“SCIU officers are preparing a file for the coroner and Harvey's family have been kept updated.”
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