Mathew Ford Way named after Royal Marine killed in Afghanistan
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L/Cpl Ford, 30, of 45 Commando, died in an advance on a Taleban fort
A newly-constructed bypass named in honour of a Royal Marine who died in Afghanistan has opened.
The Immingham A18/A180 link road was named in memory of L/Cpl Mathew Ford who died in 2007.
His brother, Scott, said the opening "was emotional and brings back the good memories we had when he was alive."
The £6.5m scheme improves access to the port and allows lorries to bypass the town centre.
L/Cpl Ford, 30, of 45 Commando, died in an advance on a Taleban fort in Helmand on 15, January, 2007.
Ray Oxby, Labour leader of North East Lincolnshire Council, said: "The route will open up Immingham and make it more accessible to inward investment and freight and goods coming out of the port."

The £6.5m scheme improves access to the port of Immingham
- Published4 January 2011