British MBE-honoured author, 84, killed in Thailand motorbike crash
The former policeman and headteacher, who moved to Thailand 30 years ago and was an honorary British consul. He wrote a memoir about his time serving the British government in Pattaya - a role he held for 14 years.
He was killed after being struck down by a Bangladeshi motorbike rider on his way to meet friends in the tourist hot spot city.
Lieutenant Akrapong Saenputawong, deputy investigation officer at Pattaya City Police Station, said: "On October 18, 2025, at around 7 pm, in front of Rung Ruang Company near the Pattaya intersection, a motorcycle ridden by Mr Rana Mama, 38, a Bangladeshi national, collided with Barry Kenyon, a British pedestrian."