Family pay tribute to beloved' funfair worker who died in fairground accident
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Family pay tribute to beloved' funfair worker who died in fairground accident
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"The family of a fairground worker who died after suffering serious head injuries have paid tribute to their relative, describing him as loved endlessly. Corrie Lee-Stavers, 28, originally from the Sunderland area, was killed on a ride at the Spanish City Summer Funfair in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, on Saturday. Shortly after 2.15pm on Saturday, Northumbria Police received a report that a man had been injured in a workplace accident."
The Independent emphasizes on-the-ground reporting across topics such as reproductive rights, climate change and technology and solicits donations to fund journalists and avoid paywalls. The outlet states that donations allow reporters to interview both sides and investigate matters like political funding while keeping journalism accessible to all. Corrie Lee-Stavers, 28, originally from the Sunderland area, suffered serious head injuries and was killed on a ride at the Spanish City Summer Funfair in Whitley Bay. Northumbria Police received a report shortly after 2.15pm; emergency services attended and he died despite medical efforts. The fair has been closed and the family are supported by specialist officers.
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