Dunblane: Sir Andy Murray and the Tragedy that Runs Deep
Sir Andy Murray, who attended Dunblane Primary during the 1996 massacre, supports the Dunblane Centre charity that aids community recovery and youth activities.
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On 13 March 1996, unbalanced by rumors about him in that Scottish village, former boy scout Thomas Hamilton entered the gymnasium of a school where he was no longer allowed to teach sports and shot mansalva. He killed himself in the same place before the police arrived. Future number one of world tennis was one of the boys who could escape the massacre.
The deep links between Sir Andy Murray and Dunblane
Sir Andy became patron of the Dunblane Centre last year. Although he rarely talks about it, Sir Andy Murray and his brother Jamie were among the pupils at Dunblane Primary School during the massacre in 1996. They were with their classes and took cover after Thomas Hamilton entered the gym hall and killed 16 children and a teacher before shooting himself. The tennis star’s family knew Hamilton and Sir Andy had attended a kids’ club that he ran. T…
How Sir Andy Murray has helped turn Dunblane massacre into beacon of hope - 30 years on from Britain's most shocking tragedy
Today marks three decades since the Dunblane massacre, one of the darkest chapters in modern British history, when a gunman claimed the lives of 16 young children and their teacher at a Scottish primary school.Among those who survived that horrific day was Andy Murray, then just eight years old, who would go on to become one of Britain's greatest ever sportsmen.The tennis champion and his elder brother Jamie, aged 10 at the time, were both pupil…
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