Flowers left for “legend” Calum at the scene

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Touching the salute was painful for a 24-year-old man who died in a bicycle accident.

Callum Ferns, described as ‘the kindest soul’, died tragically in a motorcycle crash on Wig Island in Runcorn around 7 p.m. on August 5.

He was taken to Halton Hospital where paramedics including ground and air ambulances attended, but he died shortly afterwards.

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The police also attended the hospital.

Several members of the public have already expressed their thoughts towards the grieving family and now more tributes are being paid to the scene at Runcorn in memory of “legend” Callum.

A number of flower bouquets line the area, with one honored flower read “I love you, Dungey” in reference to a nickname.

Another said: “Ride Big Brother, flea xxx.”

One reads: “A child legend, we will miss it. I love you, little brother.”

Another said: “RIP Callum Mate.”

Leave a floral tribute to Wig Island, Runcorn

Several members of the public have previously expressed their thoughts towards the bereaved family.

In the comments section of the ECHO website, one of the posters previously said: “Fly so much brother so good for this world boy.”

Another said Callum’s extended family was in “total shock and devastation that this had happened,” and wrote, “He was a kid who loved life and his family can’t begin to think how his mom, dad, and family feel now.”

Leave a floral homage at Wig Island in Runcorn

One clairvoyant wrote: “Very sad for another cyclist who was taken so soon rest in peace.”

While another wrote: “He was a lovable boy and we will all miss him” before adding: “He ruined his tight sleep buddy.”

Thoughts were also voiced for emergency staff and paramedics, with one social media user reporting a “heartbreaking” scene of nurses crying, while another man said: “Thinking about emergency response and staff doing their best.”

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Several police vehicles, including a marine unit, visited the scene at Wyg Island Nature Reserve.

They were located on an access road running between the main entrance and the foot of the Mersey Gateway Bridge.

Part of the bushes between the road and the Manchester Ship Channel was recorded behind a collar.

Callum, of Runcorn, was initially named locally and has since been confirmed by Cheshire Police.

Cheshire Police has appealed for information about the incident and urged members of the public to call 101, citing IML 1054649.

If you’ve been touched by any of the details mentioned in this story, there are people out there who can help you.

Most people grieve when they lose something or someone important to them.

The way grief affects you depends on many things, including the type of loss you experienced, your upbringing, your beliefs or religion, your age, your relationships, and your physical and mental health.

Grieving is a completely normal process, but there is a way to get help if you need support.

Your GP is a good place to start. They can advise you about other support services, refer you to a counselor, or prescribe medications if needed.

Or you can contact support organizations directly, such as Cruse Bereavement Care (0808808 1677) Samaritans (116123) or Love Jasmine.

Police confirmed that the accident was close to where the Mersey Gateway Bridge passes in the sky.

A force spokeswoman said: “At 7pm on Thursday, August 5, police received a report that a man had been taken to Halton General Hospital, on Hospital Road in Runcorn, with serious injuries and woefully dead.

“Investigations are underway to establish the circumstances but at this point officers believe he may have had a collision a short time ago.

“The collision involved a motorbike and took place on Wig Island in Runcorn.”

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