Family 'devastated' by cyclist's death after crash

A woman was arrested after Jamie Intress was injured

The family of a cyclist who died of injuries he suffered in a crash with a car have paid tribute to him as a "cherished father" with an "infectious laugh".

Jamie Intress was taken to hospital on 29 May following a crash in Chesterfield Road North in Pleasley, on the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire border.

Nottinghamshire Police said the 37-year-old died in hospital on 13 June.

A 25-year-old woman was arrested at the scene of the crash on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and drug driving.

The force said she had been released on bail as an investigation into the crash continued.

In a statement released through the police, Mr Intress's family said: "Jamie was loving, lovable and had an infectious laugh.

"He would always find a positive thing to say about anyone.

"When Jamie wasn't at work he enjoyed spending time with his children, family and friends, by going on bike rides and swimming.

"He also loved being with his dog Lunar.

"As a family we are absolutely devastated and heartbroken.

"He may be gone but he will never be forgotten."