Arrest Following Fatal A55 Collision

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and causing serious injury by dangerous driving after a collision on a major road in north Wales.

Jennifer Anne Brown, a woman in her 40s, was traveling in a car with three other individuals when the vehicle was involved in a crash with a lorry on the A55 near Conwy on Thursday. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two other occupants were airlifted to hospitals in Stoke and Aintree with serious injuries, while a third person was transported by ambulance to Aintree.

The 57-year-old man arrested has since been released on bail as North Wales Police continue their investigation.

Emergency Response and Incident Details

North Wales Police received the call at approximately noon on 29 January regarding the incident at junction 17 westbound in Conwy Morfa, beneath the A547 overpass.

Emergency services dispatched three Wales Air Ambulance helicopters, four ambulances, and two additional response units. Four off-duty paramedics also assisted at the scene. Firefighters were present as well.

Tribute to Jennifer Anne Brown

Jennifer, from Newborough on Anglesey, had been employed at the island's Glan Rhos Nursing Home for over 20 years, where she was affectionately known as "Queen."

Following her passing, colleagues at the nursing home described her as caring and compassionate, with a smile that could brighten any room.

The nursing home stated she was considered family, not just a staff member.

"She first walked through the door as a shy 17-year-old and, over time, blossomed into the caring and compassionate person we all came to know and love,"

"Jenny touched countless lives throughout her career, always greeting everyone with a warm smile that could light up any room."