King Charles III visits Greater Manchester to thank first responders following synagogue attack

King Charles III made a stop in Manchester on Monday, 20 October, to express gratitude to first responders following the Heaton Park synagogue attack on 2 October. Accompanied by Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, and Lord-Lieutenant Diane Hawkins, the King visited Crumpsall, the site of the incident. He engaged with faith leaders and community members affected by the attack, showing support and appreciation for their resilience.

After addressing the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation, he headed to Greater Manchester Police headquarters, where he commended first responders from various emergency services, including police and fire services. Chief Constable Watson expressed honour at the King’s visit, highlighting the value of his recognition of the hard work done by emergency personnel in recent weeks. The King’s visit resonated with the community, embodying a spirit of unity and strength in challenging times.

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