Rotherham pays tribute in wake of Paris terror attacks

Rotherham Minster held a minute’s silence on Monday, led by Rev Canon David Bliss, for the 129 people killed in the attacks last Friday night, while the Tricolore flag flew at half-mast over Rotherham Town Hall.

Council leader Chris Read, who tweeted a photo of the flagpole, said it was "a gesture of our solidarity with the French people".

In Mexborough, where members of the public were decorating trees to displayed on High Street in memory of lost loved ones, Sue Phillips and Tracey Leyland-Jepson used red, white and blue ribbons in tribute to the Paris victims.

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