The mum of a three-year-old killed in a tractor collision in Bury has paid tribute to her 'little sunshine boy'.
Picture: Greater Manchester PoliceThe mum of a three-year-old killed in a tractor collision in Bury has paid tribute to her "little sunshine boy".Police identified the "affectionate and caring" toddler as Albie Speakman after he suffered fatal injuries following the incident off Bentley Hall Road on Saturday.
"We all love Albie so much more than we can ever put into words – especially his Nan and his ‘Nanny-Nanny’, as he would always call her.
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