The man killed in a train crash in Wales was on his way home from a holiday. Tudor Evans, 66, died after the two trains collided on Monday evening. He was killed while travelling on the 6.31pm service from Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth,

Police have named a man who tragically died after two trains collided in Wales. Tudor Evans, a passenger, died in the incident which saw two trains crash near Llanbrynmair, Powys, on Monday night. It also resulted in 15 people being taken to hospital following the collision.

A man who died after the train he was travelling on collided with another train in mid Wales has been named locally as Tudor Evans. He was in his 60s and from the Aberystwyth area of Ceredigion.

It is believed the 6.31pm service from Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth travelled beyond where it should have stopped and hit the stationary 7.09pm service from Machynlleth to Shrewsbury

Investigators probing a fatal train crash in Wales have discovered evidence indicating one of the trains may have slid while attempting to brake. The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) noted that the track conditions near the collision site led to “relatively low” adhesion between wheels and rails.

Tudor Evans, 66, was killed when passengers were thrown across a carriage in the horror smash on Monday evening. He and his wife Rachel had “just begun to travel after many years of work"

The first head-on collision in the UK this century, as told by rail investigators, occurred between the Welsh villages of Talerddig and Llanbrynmair

One person has been confirmed dead while 15 others are being hospitalized after two trains collided in the UK on Monday, Oct. 21. According to the British Transport Police (BTP), the accident, which occurred at around 7:30 p.