People across South Tyneside put on a display of pink and blue in memory of Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry who tragically died in the Manchester Arena attack three years ago.People across South Tyneside put on a display of pink and blue in memory of Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry who tragically died in the Manchester Arena attack three years ago.
People across South Tyneside put on a display of pink and blue in memory of Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry who tragically died in the Manchester Arena attack three years ago.

15 ways South Tyneside has turned pink and blue to pay tribute to Chloe and Liam on the anniversary of the Manchester Arena Attack

South Tyneside turned pink and blue as it paid tribute to much-loved couple Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry.
By Sophie Brownson
Published 22nd May 2020, 15:47 GMT
Updated 22nd May 2020, 16:01 GMT

Chloe, 17 and Liam, 19, were among the 22 people who tragically lost their lives in the Manchester Arena bomb attack in May 2017.

Each year, on May 22, they are remembered on what has become known as Pink and Blue Day, where the borough unites in wearing the colours associated with the pair.

This year marks the third anniversary since the attack and once again the community came together to honour the lives of the much-loved pair.

Simonside children Liam Ford, 11, Emily Foord, 15 and Tommy Ford, 13, decorated their home to mark the third anniversary.

1. Home decorations

Simonside children Liam Ford, 11, Emily Foord, 15 and Tommy Ford, 13, decorated their home to mark the third anniversary. Photo: Stu Norton

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Tributes in the windows of South Shields business Westoe Travel, where Chloe Rutherford used to work.

2. Westoe Travel

Tributes in the windows of South Shields business Westoe Travel, where Chloe Rutherford used to work. Photo: Stu Norton

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Sainsbury's staff at The Nook store in South Shields showed support for the families of Chloe and Liam by decorating the store in pink and blue to mark the day. From left Annette Burdon, Lynne Heslop, Julie Wilkinson and Helen Gardiner.

3. Sainsbury's staff shows support

Sainsbury's staff at The Nook store in South Shields showed support for the families of Chloe and Liam by decorating the store in pink and blue to mark the day. From left Annette Burdon, Lynne Heslop, Julie Wilkinson and Helen Gardiner. Photo: Stu Norton

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A home in Simonside was decorated in pink and blue for Chloe and Liam.

4. Community shows support

A home in Simonside was decorated in pink and blue for Chloe and Liam. Photo: Stu Norton

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