MORE tributes have flooded in for a much-loved man who tragically died after crashing while paragliding in Bradford.

Window cleaner Shawn Crossfield, known as Eddie, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene in Tong on Tuesday (August 9).

Emergency services, including the air ambulance, were scrambled to Tong Lane at around 7pm.

West Yorkshire Police said there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Mr Crossfield’s death and a file has been prepared for the coroner.

The 54-year-old was well known on the Shirley Estate in Gomersal and scores of people have left tributes in a book of condolence set up by the Telegraph & Argus.

His daughter, Karla, wrote: “R.I.P dad you have left a big hole in all our hearts we all love you until we meet again love Karla, Charlie and Emily xx.”

Diane Cooper said she’d known Shawn for around 30 years and she described him as a “loveable caring natured man”.

She also described him as a “good grafter” and added: “It’s a shock to know he won't be with us anymore my heart is sunk we won't never see you again out of our windows but will see you in our thoughts and good memories RIP best friend.”

Bev Castledine added: “Devastating news, you were one in a million.”

Carol Brown said: “A great man enjoyed the bike rally with our family and days out, a great neighbour and friend. I can't believe I won't see you again.”

And Zoe Davison wrote: “My neighbour for all my life (34 years), my dad’s bestie.

“They shared a love of motorbikes. They wasn't a day when he wasnt over ours with a coffee mug sitting in the garden/kitchen having a natter. Will be weird not seeing his big grin.”

Earlier this week, Shawn’s dad and sister paid an emotional tribute.

Derek Crossfield said "He was the best son any man could ever hope for.

"He would help anybody with anything and put his hands to anything.”

Sandra Colbeck said she wished it was all a dream.