Funeral details for Haverfordwest woman who died after crash

Isobel Reyland, 26, died after a crash in the Aigburth area of the city on Wednesday, September 2.

Emergency services were called to Aigburth Road at around 5.40pm after reports of a collision involving a white Toyota Voxy private hire taxi and a pedestrian.

Ms Reyland, known as Izzy and recently of Haverfordwest, was taken to hospital but died from her injuries shortly afterwards.

Paying tribute to her, Ms Reyland's family said: “Izzy was a loving and deeply loved daughter, sister, aunty, granddaughter, niece, cousin and sister-in-law who was tragically taken from us far too soon and will be missed beyond words, always.

“She was a beautiful, caring, funny and loving young lady who was following her dreams and her chosen career in a city she loved and living her life to the fullest.

“We are totally devastated and utterly heartbroken as a family at the loss of our darling Izzy.

“Izzy – you will always be with us and our deepest love for you is everlasting.”

Isobel Reyland's family said they were totally devastated and utterly heartbroken by her death. (Image: Family photo (via Merseyside Police))

Roy Folland & Son funeral directors have confirmed Ms Reyland's funeral service will be held at Parc Gwyn Crematorium in Narberth on Friday, October 2.

The service will begin at 12.15pm, and all are welcome to attend.

Her family have requested that donations to Endometriosis UK are made in lieu of flowers, either through endometriosis-uk.org/donate or via the donation box at the crematorium on the day.

The taxi driver, a 41-year-old man, stopped at the scene. He was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving while under the influence of drugs. He has since been released under investigation.

Police are appealing for information about the collision.

Anyone with information on the incident should contact Merseyside Police Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0151 777 5747 quoting incident reference 26000720150.

Alternatively contact Merseyside Police via X or on Facebook, or via the website: merseyside.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime.

Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via crimestoppers-uk.org.