A floral tribute has been left at the scene of a collision which killed a man in his 30s.
Emergency services were alerted shortly after 2am on Sunday, October 11, after reports a blue Vauxhall Meriva had left the road and crashed into a tree in Shropham.
The car had been travelling on Hargham road towards the centre of the village.
Despite the best efforts of medics, the driver of the Vauxhall - a man aged in his 30s - died at the scene.
No-one else was injured as a result of the collision and the road, having been shut for several hours, eventually reopened at around 8am.
On Monday morning, yellow and white flowers paying tribute to the victim had been left attached to a tree where the crash took place, near the premises of Stuart Group Ltd.
Police are urging those who witnessed the crash or have relevant dash cam footage to contact PC Nic Metcalf at the Serious Collision Investigation Unit.
Email nicholas.metcalf@suffolk.pnn.police.uk or call 101, quoting incident number 29 of October 11, 2020.
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