The mother of a three-year-old boy killed in a collision with a tractor on a farm in Bury has paid tribute to her “affectionate and caring” son.
Albie Speakman died in the tragedy in the Tottington area on Saturday afternoon.
His mother, Leah, has described him as her “little sunshine boy”.
“Albie was an incredibly loving, affectionate and caring boy who just wanted everyone to be happy,” she said.
“He was so sensitive and wanted everyone to be ok, especially the people that he loved.”
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