'Taken far too soon' - Family of woman killed in crash near Congleton pay tribute
By Matthew Hancock-Bruce 12th May 2026
Tributes have been paid to a woman killed in a crash near Congleton.
Amarni Jessica Rose Walton was a passenger in an Audi which collided with a silver Range Rover parked in a layby on Newcastle Road in Moreton on Friday evening, May 1.
The 20-year-old, from Chell, died at the scene.
Paying tribute on Tuesday, May 12, her family said: "Our darling daughter, Amarni Jessica Rose, was taken from us far too soon on Friday, May 1, due to a serious RTC, leaving behind a world less bright.
"Amarni was a devoted daughter, sister, granddaughter and girlfriend who worked hard, cared endlessly and loved fiercely.
"She loved being with her friends and most of all, her family. She taught us all how to love fully and live in the moment.
"Though our hearts are broken, we will try to find some peace in the beautiful and funny memories she left us.
"When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure."'
Officers are continuing to support the family as the Serious Collision Investigation Unit investigates the incident which occurred at 9.55pm on Friday, May 1.
The black Audi had been traveling along Newcastle Road towards Congleton when it left the carriageway near to Little Moreton Hall and collided with a silver Range Rover.
Three of the occupants from the Audi were taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Amarni was the fourth passenger; she sadly died at the scene.
One occupant of the Range Rover also received hospital treatment.
Detective Sergeant Iain Condliffe said: "I'd urge anyone who witnessed the collision and has not yet spoken to police to contact us. The same goes for anyone with dash cam footage that may help our investigation."
Anyone who witnessed the collision should contact Cheshire Police on 101 or via the website (www.cheshire.police.uk/tell-us) quoting IML 2320247.
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