Police name driver killed in road crash

Tuesday 28th July 2009, 11:39AM BST.

A man who died in a road collision near Bridgnorth was today named as Anthony Kenneth Gordon.

Mr Gordon, 37, of Bridgnorth, was killed when his blue Vauxhall Astra was in a collision with a silver Mitsubishi.

The collision happened on the A454 at Hilton on Saturday, just after 9pm.

Two occupants of the Mitsubishi, a man and a woman passenger, received multiple injuries.

The pair remain in New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton, where their condition was today described as poorly, but stable.

The driver of a third vehicle, a green recovery truck which did not stop, has now come forward in response to police appeals.

The truck and the Vauxhall were both thought to be travelling towards Wolverhampton, with the Mitsubishi heading in the opposite direction.

Richard Ewels, West Mercia Police spokesman, said today: “We are appealing to anyone who saw either the actual collision, or the circumstances leading up to it, to contact Bridgnorth police station on 0300 333 3000.”

Meanwhile, a man who was injured in a crash across the Shropshire border has died, police said.

Andrew Tinker, 39, of Bristol, died at Selly Oak Hospital on Saturday after he was injured in a crash on the A449 at Stourton, near Kinver, on Wednesday.

His partner, Jane Croft, 44, also of Bristol, who was a passenger in the car, died on Wednesday.

Witnesses are asked to contact 0300 123 4455, quoting incident number 402 of July 22.



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