A man has died after suffering a serious head injury after he fell from a pram during charity event on New Year’s Day.
The man, 52, has been named locally as Francis O’Sullivan, also known as Titch.
He was airlifted to a London hospital but died in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
In a tribute posted on Facebook, the victim’s sister, Jeanette O’Sullivan, paid tribute to her “beautiful brother”.
The message read: “My beautiful brother tragic accident whilst competing in the Sutton Valence pram race.
“Love you always and forever in our thoughts a great Brother Dad and Uncle. May you sleep tight and smile down on us.
“Sweet dreams. Love you for ever your family xx.”
Kent Police said in a statement: “Kent Police was called to High Street, Sutton Valence at 12.33pm on January 1, 2017 after a man fell from a pram during an organised event.
“The 52-year-old suffered a serious head injury and was airlifted to a London hospital.
“He later died at hospital at around 1am on 3 January. Next of kin are aware.
“Officers have carried out enquiries into the incident and there are no suspicious circumstances.”
O’Sullivan was part of a three-man crew whose pram was styled like a Spitfire.
The pram tipped on its side in front of crowds who had gathered to watch the Sutton Valence race, which had been organised to raise money for Medical Detection Dogs.