Find all the latest updates on the Smiler roller coaster crash at Alton Towers in June 2015. Sixteen people were injured, with two women having to undergo leg amputations, after carriages on the theme park's flagship thrill ride crashed into each other.
Two people who were seriously injured on the Smiler rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers last year have handed over a cheque to the Midlands Air Ambulance.
Leah Washington and Joe Pugh presented the cheque for more than £8701.10 to the service which helped save their lives after the crash last year.
The couple suffered severe leg injuries in the crash, with Leah having to have a leg amputated.
Three other passengers were also seriously injured.
The rollercoaster closed after an accident, the worst in the park's history, which seriously injured five people.
Alton Towers has apologised after it took up to an hour to evacuate passengers from a broken down monorail on the hottest day of the year.
Alton Towers victim posts her first photo since the accident, posing alongside Worcestershire-born Afghanistan veteran Major Kate Philp.