Fatal road traffic collision: Victim named
The man who died following a collision on the A4055 between Barry and Dinas Powys in the early hours of Sunday has been named as Connor Ockerby, 20, from Barry.
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The man who died following a collision on the A4055 between Barry and Dinas Powys in the early hours of Sunday has been named as Connor Ockerby, 20, from Barry.
South Wales Police is investigating a fatal road traffic collision which happened on Barry Road, Dinas Powys, in the early hours of Sunday, July 14.
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