Teenager dies in two-car crash in Suffolk
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 18:26 · Archive
A 19-year-old driver died after a collision between a Peugeot and a Volkswagen in Little Stonham, Suffolk.
A 19-year-old driver died after a collision between a red Peugeot 107 and a silver Volkswagen Passat on Debenham Road, Little Stonham on Sunday at 10.15am. Two teenagers in the Peugeot were killed: the driver, Amelia Miller of Stowmarket, died at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge from her injuries. Her male passenger died at the scene and has not been publicly identified. The occupants of the Volkswagen sustained minor injuries.
Amelia's family paid tribute to her on Thursday. They described her as 'a truly special person' who was 'full of life and energy'. She was a keen dancer who later became a photographer, and loved heavy metal and rock music. Her family said she was passionate about motorcycles and would ride her 125cc bike looking for photo opportunities, typically involving other bikes or animals such as goats.
The family noted that although Amelia struggled in the school environment, she left with excellent grades and thrived in the workplace, where she impressed adults with her sharp mind and wit. Anyone with information about the crash is asked to contact the joint Norfolk and Suffolk serious collision investigation unit, quoting reference 37/61603/26.

How it is being reported
- Family pay tribute to ‘truly special’ teenager killed in crashA family have paid tribute to a woman who was one of two teenagers killed in a two-car crash.Metro · 29 Oct, 18:16
- Family pays tribute to ‘truly special’ teenager killed in Little Stonham crashEmergency services responded to reports of a serious crash involving a Peugeot 107 and a Volkswagen PassatThe Independent · 29 Oct, 16:33
In this story: Amelia Miller · Little Stonham · Suffolk Constabulary · East of England Ambulance Service · Addenbrooke's Hospital
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