Prayers said for victims on 10th anniversary of Glasgow bin lorry crash A former bishop who helped in the aftermath of a bin lorry crash which claimed six lives has said he will be praying for the victims on the 10th anniversary of the tragedy.
The incident on December 22, 2014 saw a 26-tonne Glasgow City Council refuse truck veer out of control and crash into shoppers in the city centre.
Mr Duncan, who retired in 2018, said he will be praying for the victims on the 10th anniversary on Sunday, and he added he has also prayed for Mr Clarke.
Right Rev Dr Gregor Duncan, the Scottish Episcopal Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway, was at the scene in the aftermath of the crash.
The lorry was driven by Harry Clarke, now aged 67, who has since said he thinks about the incident every day.
