Chief Minister sends thoughts and prayers for Liverpool

Tuesday, 27 May 2025 09:10

Chief Minister Alf Cannan is wishing those injured during an incident in Liverpool a speedy recovery.

Yesterday, a car injured dozens of people after it was driven into crowds celebrating Liverpool's Premiership win.

Mr Cannan took to Twitter this morning to add his best wishes to those affected.

He sent thoughts and prayers to those injured and their families.

Thoughts and prayers with those injured yesterday in Liverpool and their families. Our 🇮🇲 best wishes for a speedy recovery to all. @MetroMayorSteve @liamrobinson24
— Alfred Cannan (@alfredcannan) May 27, 2025

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