Performances from the Covid Memorial Day 2020

Covid Memorial Day – 5th September 2020

Get involved:

Attend a vigil or if there isn’t one in your town/village, set one up.

Attend a service or if there isn’t one in your town/village, set one up.

Put a picture of a candle in you window with the #CovidMemorialDay hashtag.

Get in touch…pic.twitter.com/LGlpTpNMlM
— CovidMemorialDay (@CovidMemoryDay) September 1, 2020

“Doesn’t matter if you’re on the left or right, a Leaver or Remainer. @piersmorgan or @Piers_Corbyn: we all need to take the time to grieve.”@StefSimanowitz talking at UK #CovidMemorialDay

1st January is World Covid Memorial Day. #COVID19 #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/xLdCeV5vlM
— CovidMemorialDay (@CovidMemoryDay) October 21, 2020

1/. “Grief can hit very suddenly”

For me, one of the most emotional moments of a v emotional year, came on 5 Sept

To mark the 6 month anniversary of the first Briton to have died from COVID, we invited bereaved families to a chapel for #CovidMemorialDay.pic.twitter.com/uacs8WQ5Sh
— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) December 25, 2020

“Doesn’t matter if you’re on the left or right, a Leaver or Remainer. @piersmorgan or @Piers_Corbyn: we all need to take the time to grieve.”@StefSimanowitz talking at UK #CovidMemorialDay

1st January is World Covid Memorial Day. #COVID19 #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/xLdCeV5vlM
— CovidMemorialDay (@CovidMemoryDay) October 21, 2020