Two-minute silence held for Ken Bigley

Ken Bigley’s birth city of Liverpool observed a two-minute silence in his memory today.

Sat, 09 Oct, 2004 - 14:11

Ken Bigley’s birth city of Liverpool observed a two-minute silence in his memory today.

The silence was led by dignitaries including the Lord Mayor and faith leaders in the shadow of the town hall.

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