20th Anniversary - Hillsborough Tragedy
THE
Hillsborough Tragedy took place on 15 April 1989 at a cup tie
between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. Special memorial services
were held on Wednesday, 15 April 2009, at Anfield and other
locations throughout Liverpool and also in Sheffield, to mark the
20th anniversary of the disaster. At 3.06pm most of Liverpool came
to a standstill to mark the time when the Cup Tie was halted. A two
minute silence ensued, ending with all the civic buildings and the
two cathedrals ringing their bells. Also at the Town Hall, many came
to sign the book of remembrance and flags throughout Merseyside were
put at half mast. A air of sadness lingered across the city
throughout the day.
The footage on our Southport.TV site was
part of the service held at the Anglican Cathedral, and of Liverpool
Town Hall and the Catholic Cathedral and can be viewed now by
clicking on
here.
Please help to support the relatives
fight for justice by signing the e-petition to the Prime Minister
calling for the "Relevant parties to Investigate Hillsborough
Disaster in 1989 to investigate if Criminal Charges should be
brought against any organisation or person/s." To do
this please click
here.
Deadline to sign up by is the 15
October 2009.
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We are sorry we were unable to record
all the names being read out, but this is the list of all the names
of the 96 souls lost.
"We will never forget
them." |