FLORAL tributes and touching messages have been left at the scene of a fatal collision in Cheshire in which a young biker died.

Cheshire Police officers are continuing to appeal for information following the tragic incident which took place in Church Lawton, near the Staffordshire border, at around 10pm on Thursday, April 15.

The man, believed to be in his 20's, died at the scene of the crash on Congleton Road South and Liverpool Road West, and has been named locally as Christopher Bell.

Northwich Guardian: Touching tributes left at the scene of a fatal collision in Church Lawton last week.

Touching tributes have been left at the scene of last week's fatal collision in Church Lawton.

Police say it was around 10pm when the man's red Yamaha motorbike was involved in a collision.

Among the tributes left, include bouquets of flowers, cards, messages and motorcycle helmets.

His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers and police officers want to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the collision to come forward.

Sergeant Andrew Dennison said: "As part of the investigation, we are keen to speak to the driver of a car that was travelling along Liverpool Road West towards Kidsgrove.

"It is believed that the driver came across the collision but left before the arrival of officers.

"We know that the driver was male and was driving in front of a Fiat 500 and we want to speak with him to assist with our enquiries.

"We would also appeal to anyone who has any dashcam footage from around the time of the incident to come forward if they have not already done so.”

Northwich Guardian: Touching tributes left at the scene of a fatal collision in Church Lawton last week.

The collision took place at around 10pm last Thursday.

Anyone with any information that could help officers are urged to contact Cheshire Police by calling 101 quoting IML 964763 or report it via https://www.cheshire.police.uk/ro/report/.

Alternatively information can be passed on to Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111 or report it via https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/forms/give-information-anonymously.