Fundraisers have been singing their hearts out in memory of A47 crash victim Bradley Smith.
Mr Smith, 18, from Cecil Road in Norwich, died as a result of injuries sustained in a crash on the road near Swaffham on Sunday, November 3.
Tributes have poured in to the talented young sportsman including from his family, who described him as "a wonderful, loving son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend", and the chairman of Norfolk Badminton, who called him a "hugely gifted" player.
To raise money to support his family, singers Maria Elayna and Catherine Joule and keyboard player Terry Adams held a busking session and a special service in his memory outside White Stuff on Gentleman's Walk in Norwich on Sunday.
Ms Elayna, who had worked with Mr Smith and his mother, Diana, said: "They are such a lovely family and I wanted to do something to help them."
The fundraisers hope money raised from the busking - more than £530 - will go towards purchasing two memorial benches for Mr Smith, one which will be placed Harford Manor School - where he used to work - and another at his badminton club.
A police investigation into the crash between Mr Smith's Kia Rio, a Fiat Doblo and a Mercedes Vito van is still ongoing.
Anybody who either witnessed the crash, has dash-cam footage of it, or any information regarding it, should contact PC Michael Stolworthy at the Swaffham roads and armed police team on 101 quoting CAD reference 375 of Sunday, November 3. Alternatively, email michael.stolworthy@norfolk.pnn.police.uk.
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