Warrington Bomb 25 years on - Colin Parry

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Liverpool Live and Mick Coyle reflected on the Warrington bombing with Colin Parry OBE, 25 years after his son's death.

Tim Parry was just 12 when he was killed in the Warrington Bomb on the 20th March 1993 and Colin spoke in depth with Mick about the Peace Centre set up in his son's name and the ongoing work it does to help other victims of terror.

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