Families pay tribute to men who died at Banham Poultry

The families of two men who died in an industrial incident in Attleborough last week have paid tribute to them.

It comes after police were called to Banham Poultry, Station Road, at about 1.10am on Thursday October 4, following reports two subcontractors working on the site from a pest control company had been found deceased.

The two men are named as Neil Moon, aged 49, from Spalding, Lincolnshire, and Jonathan (Jon) Collins, aged 34, from Watton, Norfolk.

Neil's son said: "I will miss listening to his stories; my life will never be the same without him. He was my hero and the best father I could've ever asked for"

His daughter said: "The colours of the world may constantly change, but Dad my love for you will always remain the same. I will miss him so much and cherish all the memories we had together"

His wife said: "Neil was the most amazing husband and father. There are no words to describe the loss I feel. Life will never be the same again. Tonight there will be a brighter star in the sky"

Jon's family described him as, "a devoted family man who will continue to be loved and missed by all those who knew him.”

The outcome of the Home Office Post Mortems, which were carried out this week, are now pending further investigations.