Teen who died in crash was 'loved beyond words'

News imageFamily handout Megan Durham has long, dark blonde hair. She is smiling in what appears to be a professionally taken photograph with a light blue background.Family handout
Megan Durham will be "deeply missed" by those who knew her, her family has said

An 18-year-old woman who died in a car crash was "loved beyond words", her family has said.

Megan Durham was killed on 13 September when her Fiat 500 left the road in Woburn, Bedfordshire, and struck a tree.

The crash happened close to the Flying Fox roundabout in Sheep Lane at about 23:00 BST.

"Megan will be deeply missed by all who knew her," Durham's family said in an obituary notice, shared by Bedfordshire Police.

"The family is mourning privately and requests that our privacy be respected during this tragic time."

They said Durham, from Milton Keynes, was "loved beyond words by family members and friends".

Detectives have appealed for any witnesses or those with dashcam footage of the collision to contact them.

Det Con Lotty Lewis previously said: "There might have been passing vehicles post-collision whose dash cameras captured something, even if the driver and occupants did not notice the vehicle off the road."

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