Mother pays tribute to 22-year-old motorcyclist from Cambridge who died after A10 collision with Tesco delivery van
The mother of a 22-year-old motorcyclist from Cambridge who died following a collision on the A10 with a Tesco delivery van has described him as "beautiful" and "brilliant". Cameron Hamilton-Campbell, 22, of Ringfort Road, Orchard Park, died at Addenbrooke's Hospital on Friday, 11 April, after the collision at the junction with Shepreth Road in Foxton at 8.40am that morning.
A 58-year-old man from Royston was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving[1] and has been released on police bail until 11 July. Cameron's mother, Monique, said in a statement: "Cameron was my beautiful, brilliant, one-of-a-kind son.
Quirky, funny, and full of life - he never left my side. He loved motorbikes, gaming, and was an absolute IT genius. "He was more than a son - he was a brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and a true friend.
He was taken from us far too soon, and our hearts are broken. "But his spirit is with us - always. We love you forever, Cameron.
There will never be a day without you in our thoughts." Officers and paramedics were called to the scene following the collision between Cameron's green Kawasaki motorcycle and the Tesco delivery van. Police have urged anyone with information or dashcam footage to report it through the force website using the reference 35/25884/25.
Anyone without internet access should call 101.
References
- ^ arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving (www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk)