Motorcyclist Nick Akeroyd dies in Halifax crash

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 16:48 · Archive

A 32-year-old motorcyclist died following a single-vehicle collision on Moor End Road in Mount Tabor, Halifax, at around 2.40pm on 28 October. Nick Akeroyd was pronounced dead at the scene despite receiving urgent treatment from emergency crews. West Yorkshire Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash and have appealed for witnesses, anyone with footage, or those who saw the motorbike before the incident to contact them quoting reference 856 of 28 October.

Following his death, his wife Ceejay posted on social media confirming that Nick had passed away and describing him as 'truly irreplaceable'. She noted that he leaves behind his three children, his wife, family and many friends. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support the family and cover funeral costs. Those behind the fundraiser described Mr Akeroyd as someone who brought joy to everyone around him, known for his sense of humour and warmth in every room he entered.

How it is being reported

• Family raise funds after 'life and soul of any party' dies in motorbike tragedyFundraiser launched for Nick Akeroyd’s family after motorcyclist died in Halifax crash on October 28. West Yorkshire Police appeal for witnesses and footage.Telegraph & Argus · 29 Oct, 11:02
• Wife's heartbreaking tribute to 'truly irreplaceable' husband killed in motorbike crash in HalifaxDad-of-three Nick Akeroyd died in the crash on Moor End Road in Mount TaborHuddersfield Examiner · 29 Oct, 07:51

In this story: Nick Akeroyd · Ceejay Akeroyd · Halifax · Moor End Road · West Yorkshire Police

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