Duke and Duchess of Cambridge open Glade of Light memorial
First published on: 11th May 2022Following the opening, the Bishop of Manchester read out the names of the 22 victims at the ceremony.
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Following the opening, the Bishop of Manchester read out the names of the 22 victims at the ceremony.
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