Cyclist killed on A48 named as 26-year-old Jack Berry
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His family says Mr Berry had an "infectious smile"
A cyclist killed in a collision with a car on the A48 in the Vale of Glamorgan on Saturday has been named as 26-year-old Jack Berry.
Mr Berry, from Grangetown, Cardiff, died at the scene of the crash between the Cowbridge by-pass and Pentre Meyrick.
He had previously served in the British Army, completing a tour of Afghanistan with the second Royal Welsh regiment.
His family has said he will be "sorely missed".
"He died, just as he lived his whole life, with a smile on his face and doing the things he loved with the people he loved.
"Jack was a loving husband, son, brother, nephew, cousin, grandson and friend of so many people."
He had married Luisa in 2014 and was working as a chef at a pub in St Hilary.
Police are continuing to investigate the crash. Two other cyclists were also injured.
A 36-year-old man was arrested on Saturday for causing death by dangerous driving and has been released under investigation.
- Published30 October 2017
