Man who died after crash was 'beautiful person'

A man who died nearly a week after he was injured in a crash involving two motorbikes had the "biggest heart" and was a "beautiful, amazing person", his family has said.

Henry Templeton, 21, from Reading, died on 2 October following a collision at about 02:15 BST on 26 September in Vastern Road, Reading.

In a tribute released by Thames Valley Police (TVP), his family said he brought "chaos, laughter and love wherever he went".

Two men were arrested and released on bail earlier this month in connection with the incident, TVP said.

"He had the biggest heart and, underneath all the jokes and stubbornness, he was a beautiful, amazing person who cared so deeply about others," Templeton's family said.

"He was a son, a brother, an uncle and a friend to many.

"The space he leaves in our family is devastating. It doesn't feel real that we have to say goodbye to someone who should have had a whole life ahead of him.

"There were supposed to be more memories, more moments together and so much more life to live."

Two men - a 21-year-old from Reading and a 20-year-old from Oxford - were arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and released on bail.

The 21-year-old was also arrested on suspicion of driving a motor vehicle when above the alcohol limit, driving while disqualified, aggravated vehicle taking and theft of motor vehicle.

The 20-year-old was also arrested on suspicion of aggravated vehicle taking and theft of motor vehicle, failing to stop and failing to report an accident.