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Scottish Sun
6 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Grieving parents of Bailey Chadwick make heartbreaking appeal for driver to go to cops after son killed in ‘hit & run'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE family of Bailey Chadwick, who was killed in a suspected hit-and-run, have made a heartbreaking appeal to the driver to hand themself in. The 19-year-old was walking home in Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, when he was fatally injured on the B6265 in the early hours of Sunday. 8 Bailey Chadwick was tragically killed in a suspected hit-and-run on his walk home from seeing friends 8 His devastated mum and stepdad have urged the driver to come forward and turn themself in Credit: PA 8 Tributes at the scene where Bailey was killed Credit: PA Bailey had earlier been working at the Royal Oak pub before spending time with friends. He had been due to go travelling to Thailand this week and the police officer in charge of the investigation said the teenager had "a lifetime of adventures ahead of him". The young lad's parents have since made a desperate appeal to the driver to come forward and turn themself in as it's the "least they can do". Speaking close to the scene of the collision, Dayle Knights, Bailey's mum, said through tears "no words can express how absolutely devastated we are." "Bailey was just a normal, happy, outgoing 19-year-old, who had his whole life ahead of him," she added. The teenager's heartbroken stepdad, Daniel Horler, made an emotional plea to the driver to "do the right thing" and speak to the police. He said: "He should be living his best life seeing a new country, exploring new people, but instead he was left alone to die. "Bailey was torn away from us at such a young age. The fact that someone knows he was driving that night is heartbreaking for all of us. "Please, if it's you, do the right thing and speak to the police. "Please, if you have any information which will help trace the person responsible, please help. Shocking moment gang of robbers crash stolen Jaguar into cop car in horror head-on smash "If you've any empathy within you whatsoever, it's the least you could do." North Yorkshire Police are currently working to establish the vehicle involved and who was driving. Detective Inspector Jill Cowling, of North Yorkshire Police, said the driver may not be aware there was a collision but urged anyone with information to come forward. She said: "Now is the time to come forward. "The grief endured by Bailey's family is further compounded by the fact that the driver has not yet come forward. "I am now appealing directly to the driver of the vehicle to do the right thing for Bailey and his family and contact us immediately. "Bailey had everything to look forward to in his life. "He was a well-loved, popular young man with a lifetime of adventures ahead of him. "Now this is all gone." She added: "My thoughts at this time are with Bailey's family and friends as they face the overwhelming grief caused by the loss of their beloved Bailey. 8 North Yorkshire Police Detective Inspector Jill Cowling Credit: PA 8 Tributes have poured in for the 19-year-old who was due to go travelling this week Credit: PA 8 He had just finished a shift at the local pub Credit: Alamy "Over the coming days and weeks, we will continue to ensure that they are supported by our specialist family liaison officers. "I am also aware of how much this terrible incident has understandably shocked residents in the close local communities around Pateley Bridge and the surrounding villages at this distressing time - the many messages of love and kind words about Bailey are hugely appreciated and welcomed by his family." The Royal Oak pub where Bailey worked also paid tribute to the most "loveable" and "caring" lad. In a post online staff said: "The most loveable, caring, trustworthy, happy, smiley, beautiful young man we have ever had the honour of working with. A true gentlemen and friend." Flowers and tributes have been left close to where he was struck, including a Sheffield Wednesday flag and scarf - the football team he followed. One card said: "Light up the sky, you gorgeous, gorgeous boy. Love you always." Another said: "A lovely funny lad. So sad." The detective said detailed investigations are under way, including using CCTV footage, and there are a number of lines of inquiry. She said: "As the driver, this is your opportunity to come to us before we come to you. "If you know who was driving the vehicle which fatally injured Bailey, then please do the right thing and contact us now. "I am extremely grateful to everyone who has already come forward with information. "I urge anyone who can help with the investigation into this tragic incident to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101. You can also contact CrimeStoppers anonymously." 8 The youngster was killed in Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire Credit: Alamy
Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Daily Mail
Grieving family of 19-year-old man killed in 'hit-and-run' urge driver to hand themselves in
The grieving family of a 19-year-old man who was killed in a suspected hit-and-run have made a direct appeal to the driver to hand themself in, saying 'it's the least you could do'. Bailey Chadwick was walking home after finishing a a night at work in a local pub, and seeing friends in Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, when he was fatally injured on the B6265 in the early hours of Sunday. He had been due to go travelling to Thailand this week and the police officer in charge of the investigation said the teenager had 'a lifetime of adventures ahead of him'. Speaking close to the scene of the collision near the village of Glasshouses, Mr Chadwick's mother Dayle Knights said through tears: 'No words can express how absolutely devastated we are. 'Bailey was just a normal, happy, outgoing 19-year-old, who had his whole life ahead of him.' His stepfather Daniel Horler said: 'He should be living his best life seeing a new country, exploring new people, but instead he was left alone to die. 'Bailey was torn away from us at such a young age. The fact that someone knows he was driving that night is heartbreaking for all of us. 'Please, if it's you, do the right thing and speak to the police. 'Please, if you have any information which will help trace the person responsible, please help. 'If you've any empathy within you whatsoever, it's the least you could do.' Detective Inspector Jill Cowling, of North Yorkshire Police, said: 'My thoughts at this time are with Bailey's family and friends as they face the overwhelming grief caused by the loss of their beloved Bailey. 'Over the coming days and weeks, we will continue to ensure that they are supported by our specialist family liaison officers. 'I am also aware of how much this terrible incident has understandably shocked residents in the close local communities around Pateley Bridge and the surrounding villages at this distressing time - the many messages of love and kind words about Bailey are hugely appreciated and welcomed by his family.' He was struck by a vehicle between 1.44am and 3.10am on Sunday as he walked home. Ms Cowling said the driver may not be aware there was a collision. She said: 'Now is the time to come forward. 'The grief endured by Bailey's family is further compounded by the fact that the driver has not yet come forward. 'I am now appealing directly to the driver of the vehicle to do the right thing for Bailey and his family and contact us immediately. 'Bailey had everything to look forward to in his life. 'He was a well-loved, popular young man with a lifetime of adventures ahead of him. 'Now this is all gone.' The detective said detailed investigations are under way, including using CCTV footage, and there are a number of lines of inquiry. She said: 'As the driver, this is your opportunity to come to us before we come to you. 'If you know who was driving the vehicle which fatally injured Bailey, then please do the right thing and contact us now. 'I am extremely grateful to everyone who has already come forward with information. 'I urge anyone who can help with the investigation into this tragic incident to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101. You can also contact CrimeStoppers anonymously.' The Royal Oak pub where Bailey worked said in a social media tribute: 'The most loveable, caring, trustworthy, happy, smiley, beautiful young man we have ever had the honour of working with. A true gentlemen and friend.' Flowers and tributes have been left close to where he was struck, including a Sheffield Wednesday flag and scarf - the football team he followed. One card said: 'Light up the sky, you gorgeous, gorgeous boy. Love you always.' Another said: 'A lovely funny lad. So sad.'
Powys County Times
6 days ago
- Powys County Times
‘Hand yourself in', family of teenage hit-and-run victim tell driver
The grieving family of a 19-year-old man who was killed in a suspected hit-and-run have made a direct appeal to the driver to hand themself in, saying 'it's the least you could do'. Bailey Chadwick was walking home after a night at work in a local pub, then seeing friends in Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, when he was fatally injured on the B6265 in the early hours of Sunday. He had been due to go travelling to Thailand this week and the police officer in charge of the investigation said the teenager had 'a lifetime of adventures ahead of him'. Speaking close to the scene of the collision near the village of Glasshouses, Mr Chadwick's mother Dayle Knights said through tears: 'No words can express how absolutely devastated we are. 'Bailey was just a normal, happy, outgoing 19-year-old, who had his whole life ahead of him.' His stepfather Daniel Horler said: 'He should be living his best life seeing a new country, exploring new people, but instead he was left alone to die. 'Bailey was torn away from us at such a young age. The fact that someone knows he was driving that night is heartbreaking for all of us. 'Please, if it's you, do the right thing and speak to the police. 'Please, if you have any information which will help trace the person responsible, please help. 'If you've any empathy within you whatsoever, it's the least you could do.' Detective Inspector Jill Cowling, of North Yorkshire Police, said: 'My thoughts at this time are with Bailey's family and friends as they face the overwhelming grief caused by the loss of their beloved Bailey. 'Over the coming days and weeks, we will continue to ensure that they are supported by our specialist family liaison officers. 'I am also aware of how much this terrible incident has understandably shocked residents in the close local communities around Pateley Bridge and the surrounding villages at this distressing time – the many messages of love and kind words about Bailey are hugely appreciated and welcomed by his family.' He was struck by a vehicle between 1.44am and 3.10am on Sunday as he walked home. Ms Cowling said the driver may not be aware there was a collision. She said: 'Now is the time to come forward. 'The grief endured by Bailey's family is further compounded by the fact that the driver has not yet come forward. 'I am now appealing directly to the driver of the vehicle to do the right thing for Bailey and his family and contact us immediately. 'Bailey had everything to look forward to in his life. 'He was a well-loved, popular young man with a lifetime of adventures ahead of him. 'Now this is all gone.' The detective said detailed investigations are under way, including using CCTV footage, and there are a number of lines of inquiry. She said: 'As the driver, this is your opportunity to come to us before we come to you. 'If you know who was driving the vehicle which fatally injured Bailey, then please do the right thing and contact us now. 'I am extremely grateful to everyone who has already come forward with information. 'I urge anyone who can help with the investigation into this tragic incident to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101. You can also contact CrimeStoppers anonymously.' The Royal Oak pub where Bailey worked said in a social media tribute: 'The most loveable, caring, trustworthy, happy, smiley, beautiful young man we have ever had the honour of working with. A true gentlemen and friend.' Flowers and tributes have been left close to where he was struck, including a Sheffield Wednesday flag and scarf – the football team he followed. One card said: 'Light up the sky, you gorgeous, gorgeous boy. Love you always.'
The Sun
21-07-2025
- The Sun
Devastated family pay tribute to Bailey Chadwick after 19yo killed in ‘hit & run' walking home from work
THE family of Bailey Chadwick have paid tribute to the "amazing" teen after he was tragically killed in a "hit and run" in North Yorkshire. The fatal collision occurred on the B6265 at Lupton Bank, between Pateley Bridge and Glasshouses, as the 19-year-old was walking home during the early hours of Sunday, cops said. Bailey had earlier been working at a pub before spending time with friends in Pateley Bridge. It's thought he was crossing the road when he was struck by a vehicle travelling west sometime between 1:44am and 3:10am. The route stayed closed while a full collision investigation took place at the scene, including forensic examinations. North Yorkshire Police are currently working to establish the vehicle involved and who was driving. Bailey's family, who are receiving specialist support from the police, paid tribute to the "amazing" teen. Their statement reads: 'We are absolutely devastated by what has happened to Bailey. We just can't believe he will never come home again. 'Bailey was such an amazing person who loved spending time with his family and friends. 'He enjoyed travelling and going on holiday with his mates. He was due to head off to Thailand this week. 'Bailey was into music and was learning to play the guitar. 'Going to horse racing with his friends was also one of his favourite things to do, but it was football that he really loved – he was a huge Sheffield Wednesday supporter. 'We will miss him more than any words can say. 'The only thing left that could add any sense of closure, would be for the person involved in the incident to hand themselves in or for information be provided resulting in them being spoken to by the police.'
BBC News
21-07-2025
- BBC News
Teenager killed on road near Pateley Bridge was a 'true gentleman'
Tributes have been paid to a "fantastic" 19-year-old man who died after he was struck by a vehicle on a country crash happened on the B6265 at Ripley Bank, between Glasshouses and Pateley Bridge, between 01:44 and 03:10 BST on Sunday, North Yorkshire Police man, who was found dead at the scene, has been named as Bailey Chadwick by his employers at the Royal Oak pub in Pateley Robert Jackson, who had known Mr Chadwick all his life as he was friends with his parents, described him as a "true gentleman". He said: "He was a fantastic person. A fine young man who was polite, helpful and the best barman."We all miss him so much. It is such a waste as he had his whole life ahead of him."A post on the pub's Facebook page said the team's "thoughts are with his family and friends at this time"."I would ask everyone to bear with us a little bit as there's a rather large hole to fill both personally and professionally for each and every one of our team," it have asked anyone who was driving in the area at the time to get in touch. Listen to highlights from North Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.
