And leader of Dumfries and Galloway Council Ronnie Nicholson said: “This attack is truly appalling , even more so at a time of year, where many people will be enjoying the festive period with family and friends. We mourn for the victims of this murderous act.
“I would like to send our deepest condolences to the people of Berlin at this tragic time.”
Condolences to Berlin
FLAGS are flying at half mast on council buildings across the region on Tuesday following the terrorist attack in Germany.
Murphy ‘It’s in our hands’
The Annan Athletic manager is delighted to be out of the relegation play-off spot
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