This is South Wales -- A CLYDACH father-to-be involved in car crash on the Brecon Beacons nine days ago has died. Bradley John Webster — known as Brad — suffered serious injuries after his vehicle left the A40 just east of Sennybridge and hit a tree on January 6. Dyfed-Powys Police say the 23-year-old died yesterday at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. Football-mad Mr Webster had moved from the Swansea Valley 12 months ago after securing a job with a contractor at the Army camp in Sennybridge. In a statement his family said he had an infectious personality and "touched the hearts" of everyone he met. The statement reads: "Brad was a much loved son, grandson, brother and fiance He was overjoyed at the prospect of becoming a father to 'baby boy bump' in two months time. "His love of football since the age of 6 led him to play for Sunnybank AFC, Afan Nedd School Boys, Morriston Athletic and Sennybridge AFC. "Whilst playing senior football he also coached Sunnybank Juniors and Sennybridge Juniors. "As well as his passion for football he played rugby for the Vadre RFC Juniors and cricket for the Clydach Cricket Club Juniors. "Brad had a large circle of friends in Sennybridge and the Swansea area. He had an infectious personality and touched the hearts of everybody he met. "We are devastated that he is no longer with us and our lives will never be the same again." Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the fatal crash, which happened around 5.40pm on January 6. Mr Webster's black Honda Civic type R — which was travelling from Brecon towards Sennybridge — was the only vehicle involved. *Can you help? Call Dyfed-Powys's Mid Wales Roads Policing unit in Brecon on 101*
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This is South Wales -- A CLYDACH father-to-be involved in car crash on the Brecon Beacons nine days ago has died. Bradley John Webster — known as Brad — suffered serious injuries after his vehicle left the A40 just east of Sennybridge and hit a tree on January 6. Dyfed-Powys Police say the 23-year-old died yesterday at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. Football-mad Mr Webster had moved from the Swansea Valley 12 months ago after securing a job with a contractor at the Army camp in Sennybridge. In a statement his family said he had an infectious personality and "touched the hearts" of everyone he met. The statement reads: "Brad was a much loved son, grandson, brother and fiance He was overjoyed at the prospect of becoming a father to 'baby boy bump' in two months time. "His love of football since the age of 6 led him to play for Sunnybank AFC, Afan Nedd School Boys, Morriston Athletic and Sennybridge AFC. "Whilst playing senior football he also coached Sunnybank Juniors and Sennybridge Juniors. "As well as his passion for football he played rugby for the Vadre RFC Juniors and cricket for the Clydach Cricket Club Juniors. "Brad had a large circle of friends in Sennybridge and the Swansea area. He had an infectious personality and touched the hearts of everybody he met. "We are devastated that he is no longer with us and our lives will never be the same again." Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the fatal crash, which happened around 5.40pm on January 6. Mr Webster's black Honda Civic type R — which was travelling from Brecon towards Sennybridge — was the only vehicle involved. *Can you help? Call Dyfed-Powys's Mid Wales Roads Policing unit in Brecon on 101*
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