THESE striking and poignant photos show how Warrington remembered those who died and were injured in the Warrington bombing.
Two bombs hidden in litter bins went off on Bridge Street on March 20, 1993, killing Johnathan Ball, aged three, and Tim Parry, aged 12, and injuring 54 others.
As today, Monday, marked 30 years since that horrific day, a service was held in the town centre to allow residents to pay their respects.
Here are 13 photos taken from the day by photographer Dave Gillespie.
Residents in the town centre pay their respects
Colin Parry addresses those in attendance
A moment of reflection at the River of Life memorial
Some of those present brought floral tributes
Arthur Parry delivered a speech in memory of his Uncle Tim
Choirs of schoolchildren performed at the service
Wendy Parry with former Prime Minister Sir John Major
People gathered to pay their respects
It was a moving occasion in the town centre
Many were brought to tears
Crowds gathered at the top of Birdge Street
It was an emotional day for many
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