Hundreds of people have gathered at a memorial event to remember the victims of the Heaton Park synagogue attack, nearly a year after the incident.
The Chief Rabbi and Angela Rayner were among those attending the commemoration, which brought people together to mark the approaching anniversary and pay tribute to those affected.
The event focused on remembrance for the victims of the attack at Heaton Park synagogue. It took place against the backdrop of the first anniversary nearing, giving attendees an opportunity to reflect publicly on the impact of what happened.
The presence of senior public and religious figures underlined the significance of the memorial for those connected to the synagogue and the wider community. Hundreds joined the gathering, showing continued support for those mourning the victims.
No further details were provided in the supplied material about the programme of the event, the identities of the victims, or any statements delivered during the memorial.
The gathering stands as a public act of remembrance nearly one year on from the attack, with those present marking the lives lost and the continuing effects on those left behind.
