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George Mosedale

A COMMUNITY has been left devastated by the loss of a popular 17-year-old who died after his car hit a tree.

Hundreds of people have been paying their respects to keen footballer George Mosedale at the site where the crash happened.

Emergency services were called to West Common Road, Keston, at around 11.30pm on June 17 after getting reports a blue VW Polo was on fire.

An ambulance took the former Hayes School pupil to a London hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

So many friends and family then visited the scene police had to close the road the day after the crash from 7.50pm until 2am.

At one point officers estimated there were 200 people gathered to remember the teenager.

A message from George's family, who live in Palace Road, Bromley, read: "We feel privileged that George touched so many people's lives.

West Common Road in Keston had to be closed due to the numbers of mourners paying respect to George Mosedale BR11545

"It is so lovely to know that George had so many kind, sincere teenage friends who are such wonderful, kind, sensitive people who thought the world of our George."

George was a pupil at Hayes School, in West Common Road, which he had attended for five years.

George left the school in July last year.

Mr Osborne said he was hoping to go to college but also aimed to pursue his footballing ambitions.

He played for a side in Welling and wanted to turn semi-professional in the future.

Mr Osborne said: "He had so much going on and so much ahead of him. Even though he has been gone a year it has had such an impact. It shows how much he was regarded.

"His death has been a terrible shock to everyone,Around the school in sixth form, where his friends are, it's hard. There is a lot of counselling and support. I was talking to his mother, who was saying the friends had been fantastic in giving support and just being around."