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S aturday is 15 April and so for Louise Brookes it will be a time for poignant reflection. She will visit her local cemetery in Bromsgrove before returning home to light a candle and raise a glass, all in memory of her brother Andrew, one of the 97 people who lost their life as a consequence of the Hillsborough disaster exactly 34 years ago.
Thirty-four years on from the Hillsborough disaster hundreds are still struggling with the trauma but a Liverpool support group is helping to save the lives of people who feel they have reached the end of the road.
Tragedy chants have to be eliminated in the same way as those of a racist and sexist nature, according to Hillsborough survivor. In the last week, both Manchester City and Chelsea have apologised to Liverpool and their fans after supporters of both clubs sang songs related to the 1989 disaster in which 97 people were killed. Incidents appear to be on the rise but there currently appears little in the way of deterrents to prevent them.
Liverpool have called for an end to "vile chants" about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster after they were heard during Tuesday's (Apr 4) goalless Premier League draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea condemned offensive chanting from sections of the home support around Stamford Bridge during the team's goalless draw against Liverpool.
Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium away end capacity has been reduced by the City Council after a review into complaints of "overcrowding and crushing" by Newcastle United supporters in an FA Cup tie, the Premier League club said on Monday.
Dominic Raab has announced ministers will set up an “independent public advocate” to support victims and families of people killed in major disasters, including by helping them to “navigate” the inquiries and inquests that follow.
Britain's National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) and College of Policing have apologised to survivors and the families of the victims of the 1989 Hillsborough soccer stadium disaster in which 97 Liverpool supporters lost their lives in a crush.