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Shoreham Air Show: Memorials mark one week since crash Shoreham Air Show: Silence to remember crash victims
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Memorial events have been held to mark one week since the Shoreham air crash in which 11 people died. Hundreds of people have fallen silent to mark one week since the Shoreham air disaster in which 11 people died.
Last Saturday, a vintage Hawker Hunter jet crashed into traffic on the busy A27, causing the most serious crash at a UK air show in years. Last Saturday a vintage Hawker Hunter jet crashed into traffic on the busy A27, causing the most serious crash at a UK air show in years.
People gathered to join the minute's silence held at a few different events. People gathered to join minute silences held across various events.
The West Sussex Coroner is expected to begin the formal identification of the victims and open the inquests into their deaths on Wednesday.The West Sussex Coroner is expected to begin the formal identification of the victims and open the inquests into their deaths on Wednesday.
At 13:20 BST, the time the plane crashed onto the A27 last Saturday, a minute's silence was observed on the wooden toll bridge overlooking Shoreham Airport and the crash site which has become the focus for public tributes to the 11 people who died.
Members of the Surrey and Sussex Drum and Bugle Corps sounded the Last Post to signal the start of the silence.
'So raw'
Bugler James Williams, 31, from Worthing, said: "My dad Ian Williams saw the plane going up on the other side of the Southwick Tunnel and as he came through it crashed.
"If it wasn't for the fact that the person he was picking up was late he could potentially have been caught up in it.
"It makes it harder for us to play. Nothing is settled and it's all so raw at the moment."
In Lancing, West Sussex, a memorial event was held at the Manor Recreation Ground from 13:00 BST including a two-minute silence.
A minute's silence in honour of the dead was also held at the Wings and Wheels event at Dunsfold, Surrey, at 11:30 BST.
A memorial for Matt Jones, one of the first victims to be named, was held on the seafront in his hometown of Littlehampton with balloons being released to remember the 24-year-old personal trainer.
Later, at about 19:30 BST, a candlelit vigil is being held on the Adur Ferry Bridge in Shoreham.
Those attending will be given a tea-light in a jar to place on the bridge and a book of remembrance will also be opened.
The families of those killed have been invited to attend the opening of the inquests at Parkside, County Hall North in Horsham.The families of those killed have been invited to attend the opening of the inquests at Parkside, County Hall North in Horsham.
Penelope Schofield, the West Sussex Coroner, said she had already met with the families affected.Penelope Schofield, the West Sussex Coroner, said she had already met with the families affected.
'Horrific accident'
"Identifying all 11 victims has been a difficult process due to the horrific nature of the accident and the intensity of the fire," she said."Identifying all 11 victims has been a difficult process due to the horrific nature of the accident and the intensity of the fire," she said.
Sussex Police have confirmed 11 victims have now been been formally identified. Sussex Police have confirmed 11 victims have been been formally identified.
Det Ch Insp Carwyn Hughes said: "We cannot discount any further victims as our search at the scene continues but we have no reason to suspect that there is anyone else."Det Ch Insp Carwyn Hughes said: "We cannot discount any further victims as our search at the scene continues but we have no reason to suspect that there is anyone else."
Six victims have been so far been named, and the relatives of two missing men have posted messages online. Six victims have so far been named and the relatives of two missing men have posted tributes online.
The events
A minute's silence in honour of the dead was held at the Wings and Wheels event at Dunsfold, Surrey, at 11:30 BST.
In Lancing, West Sussex, a memorial event was held at the Manor Recreation Ground from 13:00 BST including a two-minute silence.
At 13:20 BST, the exact time of the crash, a further minute's silence was observed on the wooden toll bridge overlooking Shoreham Airport and the crash site where hundreds of floral tributes have been laid in recent days. The Last Post was also played.
A memorial for Matt Jones, one of the first victims to be named, was held at the same time on the seafront in his hometown of Littlehampton with balloons being released to remember the 24-year-old personal trainer.
Later, at about 19:30, a candlelit vigil will be held on the Adur Ferry Bridge.
Those attending will be given a tea-light in a jar to place on the bridge and a book of remembrance will also be opened.
Worthing United Football Club have cancelled several matches and moved their next game to Sunday 6 September at 17:00 to allow people to pay their respects to players Matthew Grimstone and Jacob Schilt, who were killed in the crash.
Brighton and Hove Albion are also paying tribute to Mr Grimstone, who worked as a groundsman for the club. Goalkeeper David Stockdale will wear gloves bearing names of Mr Grimstone and Mr Schilt.
The club will also dedicate their match against Hull on 12 September to all the crash victims.
Chauffeur Maurice Abrahams, 76, from Brighton, was driving his "beloved Daimler" to a wedding when the plane crashed.
His family said: "He served in Cyprus and Bahrain with the UN. In his 30s he served as a police officer with Hampshire Police."
The fifth victim to be named was Mark Reeves, 53, a motorcyclist, golfer and photographer.
He had parked his motorcycle to take photos of the air show.
On Friday, the family of 53-year-old Tony Brightwell, from Hove confirmed him as the sixth victim to be named.
Having gained his private pilot's licence, he was a regular visitor to Shoreham Airport to watch planes take off and land, his family said.
The sister of another missing man, Daniele Polito who was in the same car as Matt Jones has said he will always be in her family's "hearts and memories".
His sister Marina said on Facebook: "I know many people loved him and will miss him loads, but as long as we keep him in our hearts and memories, he will never really leave us.
Mark Trussler, thought to have been riding his motorbike on the A27 when the plane crashed on Saturday is also missing.
His fiancee, Giovanna Chirico, wrote on Facebook: "Yesterday my worst fears were confirmed and I lost not just my fiancé but my best friend, soul mate and sidekick. No words can describe how much all ur family and friends r going to miss u."
Sussex Police have not confirmed the deaths of either Mr Polito or Mr Trussler.
The pilot of the Hunter Hawk jet, Andy Hill, was left fighting for his life and has now been moved to a specialist hospital for treatment.The pilot of the Hunter Hawk jet, Andy Hill, was left fighting for his life and has now been moved to a specialist hospital for treatment.
Air show restrictionsAir show restrictions
In response to the crash, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has banned vintage jets from carrying out "high-energy aerobatics" over land.In response to the crash, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has banned vintage jets from carrying out "high-energy aerobatics" over land.
Mark Swann, of the CAA, said: "We have not had a major flying accident that has affected the public in this way since 1952."Mark Swann, of the CAA, said: "We have not had a major flying accident that has affected the public in this way since 1952."
Then, 31 people died after a De Havilland 110 fighter disintegrated and fell into the crowd at the Farnborough Air Show.Then, 31 people died after a De Havilland 110 fighter disintegrated and fell into the crowd at the Farnborough Air Show.
A host of air shows are taking place over the weekend in accordance with the new restrictions, although the CarFest event in Hampshire has cancelled its air display and a show in County Durham has been postponed.A host of air shows are taking place over the weekend in accordance with the new restrictions, although the CarFest event in Hampshire has cancelled its air display and a show in County Durham has been postponed.
Other shows taking place, some with restrictions, are:Other shows taking place, some with restrictions, are:
What we know so far about the air disasterWhat we know so far about the air disaster
Who were the victims?Who were the victims?
Jet restrictions announcedJet restrictions announced
'Like a bomb exploding' - eyewitness accounts'Like a bomb exploding' - eyewitness accounts
The air crash in picturesThe air crash in pictures