Tributes to four men who died in Huyton car crash

The relatives of four men who lost their lives in a car accident involving a collision with a lamp-post in Merseyside have expressed their heartfelt tributes. The incident took place just before 2 a.m. BST on Friday, when a black Seat Cupra, traveling from Liverpool towards Knowsley, veered off the road and crashed on Liverpool Road in Huyton. Tragically, Jack Diggle, 23, Benjamin Dooley, 23, Andrew Roberts, 24, and Craig Shackleton-Brady, 26, all succumbed to their injuries at the scene, according to Merseyside Police.

Authorities are actively seeking any information that could shed light on the events leading up to the crash. Meanwhile, the families of the four men have collectively shared touching messages through the police to commemorate their loved ones. Jack Diggle’s mother described him as “kind, quiet, thoughtful and loving,” noting his deep affection for his family and a close-knit group of lifelong friends. She recalled their last outing together the evening before the accident as “such a lovely time,” unaware it would be their final moment together.

Andrew Roberts was remembered by his family as someone “full of kindness.” His father, also named Andrew, called him “the best son anyone could ask for.” His mother, Linda, expressed profound loss, saying, “My sweetheart boy could never do no wrong, my life will never be the same with you not here. My heart will forever be broken.” His siblings and partner also spoke of his admirable qualities and the sense of emptiness they feel without him.

The tribute to Craig Shackleton-Brady highlighted his role as a devoted father of two and a brother who embraced life with passion. His family recalled his “infectious laugh” that brought joy and light to any room, creating cherished memories for those close to him. Above all, Craig’s kindness, dedication to his family, and the happiness he shared with others were celebrated as enduring parts of his legacy

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