A CLYDEBANK monument has been lit up in honour of murder victim Paige Doherty.
On the second anniversary of her tragic death, West Dunbartonshire Council paid tribute to the Whitecrook schoolgirl and every other victim of violence by lighting up the Titan Crane red, her favourite colour.
Yesterday marked two years since the 15-year-old was murdered in the Delicious Deli.
Paige Doherty
However, it's not the first time the crane has been lit in her honour.
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Just days after her murder the council lit the crane pink in a show of solidarity with the town who were grieving the loss of the beloved teen.
And to mark the first anniversary of her death last year, the crane glowed red to remember Paige.
Paige in P3
In a statement, the council said: "The council lit the Titan Crane red last night to mark the two-year anniversary of the death of Clydebank schoolgirl Paige Doherty, and in memory of all victims of violence.
"Red was Paige's favourite colour."
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