Alice Birchall, 22, was driving in Manston Lane near Crossgates on Saturday, June 18, when she was seriously injured in a collision shortly before 8:43 p.m. Unfortunately he later died at the hospital. Alice’s family has now spoken of their destruction. Alice, from Crossgates, was caring for her younger sister, Amy, after their parents died when they were younger, and was about to start her dream job in just two weeks. Read more: Passengers at Leeds Bradford Airport describe “hell” as chaos continues In a statement, Alice’s family said: “Alice was the most caring and caring young woman you would ever want to meet. The death of her mom and dad at a young age meant that Alice matured quickly and became the guardian of Amy’s younger sister. He protected Amy with all his heart and cared for her so well. “Alice is loved more than an army of people. Alice’s life was finally making it, she had graduated from university with a degree in history and had just secured her dream job working in fine jewelry, which was to begin in two weeks. “Alice was the happiest she ever had with her whole future ahead of her. This incident left Amy devastated by the loss of her guardian, but especially her best friend. The whole family is in shock and has no words that could really understand the severity of the situation. “Aliki deserved much better than what happened.” Alice in Knaresborough, taken by younger sister Amy (Image: Birchall family) Alice’s gray Nissan Juke and a gray Audi RS Q3 were involved in the collision. The 34-year-old Audi driver and the eight-year-old girl who was a passenger in the Audi are still being treated for serious injuries. The West Yorkshire Police Major Collison investigation team is continuing to investigate the crash and is appealing to anyone who has seen the crash or previous circumstances to contact us. Alice was “the happiest she ever was” (Image: Birchall family) Police are keen to hear from anyone with a vehicle camera or CCTV or door-to-door camera showing the gray Audi RS Q3 on the route along Whitkirk Lane, Austhorpe Lane and Manston Lane in the direction of William Parkin. Way and The Springs Shopping Park, at approximately 20.35 and the time of the collision just before 20.43 on Saturday 18 June. Anyone with information is kindly requested to contact the Major Conflict Investigation Team via 101 citing Operation Pearlmere 13220330463 via 101 or online at www.westyorkshire.police.uk/101livechat Read below: Read more related articles Read more related articles
