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Silence marks Shoreham air disaster first anniversary Silence marks Shoreham air disaster first anniversary
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Hundreds of people are expected to join a minute's silence one year after a vintage jet crashed at Shoreham air show, killing 11 men. Hundreds of people have joined in a minute's silence one year after a vintage jet crashed at Shoreham air show, killing 11 men.
Families and friends of the victims will be among those gathering on Shoreham Toll Bridge for the minute's silence at 13:22 BST. Families and friends of the victims were among those gathered on Shoreham Toll Bridge for it at 13:22 BST.
It will mark the moment the Hawker Hunter jet crashed nearby, on the A27 in West Sussex. It marked the moment the Hawker Hunter jet crashed nearby, on the A27 in West Sussex.
Pilot Andy Hill, 52, is at the centre of a manslaughter investigation. Sussex Chief Constable Giles York joined the families on the bridge.
Live updates on Shoreham air disaster anniversaryLive updates on Shoreham air disaster anniversary
Mr York said police remained committed to "finding answers as to how and why this dreadful thing happened".
"The tragedy of the Shoreham air crash still has significant impact for the families who lost loved ones, as well as their friends and across many communities in Sussex," he said.
The father of Jacob Schilt, who died with his friend Matt Grimstone as they were on their way to play in a Worthing United football game, said the anniversary was difficult, but in a good way.
"It is very important to mark this occasion for our family and friends and Jacob's friends," Bob Schilt said.
"The community have given so much to us and to the other families and it is very important that we are able to mark the occasion with them as a sort of token of thanks."
Pilot of the Hawker Hunter Andy Hill, 52, is at the centre of a manslaughter investigation.
He has been questioned under caution but not arrested.He has been questioned under caution but not arrested.
Sussex Police are awaiting a ruling from the High Court over whether they can have access to Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) material relating to the crash as part of their inquiries. Sussex Police is awaiting a ruling from the High Court over whether it can have access to Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) material relating to the crash as part of their inquiries.
The final AAIB report is not expected to be published before the autumn.The final AAIB report is not expected to be published before the autumn.
Acting Assistant Chief Con Steve Whitton said a full-time team was still working on the "very complex" investigation.
"All parts of the investigation will take time," he told the BBC.
"What's really important is that we get this right for the families, the wider community, and also in support of the coroner."
A full inquest is likely to be held in 2017.A full inquest is likely to be held in 2017.
The owners of the Hawker Hunter, Canfield Hunter Ltd, have admitted responsibility for the crash and settled two compensation claims from victims' families.The owners of the Hawker Hunter, Canfield Hunter Ltd, have admitted responsibility for the crash and settled two compensation claims from victims' families.
Ahead of the minute's silence the Rev Canon Ann Waizeneker will read out the names of those who died. Ahead of the minute's silence the Rev Canon Ann Waizeneker read out the names of those who died.
People will then have the chance to lay flowers on the bridge, which became the focus of the community's grief in the weeks following the disaster. Dignitaries then laid flowers on the bridge, which became the focus of the community's grief in the weeks following the disaster.
The skies above Shoreham's Brighton City Airport, which staged the air show, will fall silent for one hour as a mark of respect. The skies above Shoreham's Brighton City Airport, which staged the air show, also fell silent for one hour as a mark of respect.
The aerodrome will be closed for all aviation activities between 13:00 BST and 14:00 BST. The aerodrome was closed for all aviation activities between 13:00 BST and 14:00.
Flags are also being flown at half-mast at civic buildings in West Sussex to mark the anniversary.Flags are also being flown at half-mast at civic buildings in West Sussex to mark the anniversary.
It follows a service of remembrance on Saturday at St Mary de Haura church.It follows a service of remembrance on Saturday at St Mary de Haura church.
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