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Last entry to Golden Gallery at 2.15pm

Due to a severe weather warning for high temperatures, last entry to our uppermost Dome gallery, the Golden Gallery, will be at the earlier time of 2.15pm. This is to keep our visitors and staff safe. The Whispering Gallery and Stone Gallery will be open as usual and we recommend bringing bottled water if you're planning on making the climb today.

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Remember Me

Welcome to this online book of remembrance for all those who have died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.

On this page A message from His Majesty King Charles III Send a memorial In memory of

A message from His Majesty King Charles III

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Watch this message of support from His Majesty The King for Remember Me

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Send a memorial

This is an online memorial to those who died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK. It is free to leave a tribute to a loved one, and the memorial is open to people of all faiths and none.

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In memory of

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Maria Conceição Campos

1936 - 2020

In memory of the best mother and grandmother in the world unfortunately the covid took you out of our lives quickly, you do so much for us , we are missing you ,as long as I live I will always remember my beloved mother

John Joseph Evans

1929 - 2021

A much loved Dad, Grandad and Great Grandad, sadly lost to Covid. Known as "Jack", he was a gentle, kind-hearted family man. Now re-united with his dear wife, Betty. Memories will never die......xxxx

Carol Robertson

1955 - 2020

So loved and missed, not a day goes by that we dont think of you and miss you.

Michael John Bethell

1940 - 2020

An amazing Dad, Husband, Brother, Son, Uncle, Grandad and Great Grandad. We miss you so much and are so lucky to have had you in our lives. Love always Tracey and Julie xxxx

Rosemary Hinton

1931 - 2020

Rosemary Hinton nee Pearse. Wife of the late Ian Hinton. Adored and adoring mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. A former midwife who assisted in bringing so many others into this world.

Mary Margaret Bennett

1931 - 2020

In loving memory to a dear Mum, Nanny and Auntie. Rest in peace.

George Ellis Avery

1963 - 2020

Much loved and greatly missed, forever in our thoughts and hearts.

Lyleith Delores Sessing

1943 - 2020

A Special MUM your memories are a Keepsake, from which we'll never part. God has You in His Arms. We have You in Our Hearts. Mum Your Love is still Our guide. And although we cannot see you. You're always by our side.

Leonard Arthur Goodes

1947 - 2020

Len was an intelligent, friendly and cultured person, who lived life to the full. He valued his many lifelong friends, companions and family. He will be fondly remembered by all.

Olive Tennant

1920 - 2020

A truly elegant, proud and loving Mum and Grandma. Died at 100 years old from an indirect result of Covid 19. I will love you always Mum .

Harold Gretton

1932 - 2020

He was an amazing dad, grandpa and great-grandpa. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him

David Pearce

1939 - 2020

I miss you, Ann

Jeffrey John Meadows

1956 - 2020

Taken too soon. Loving husband, father and grandfather. Sadly missed but will be forever in our hearts.

John Fisher

1953 - 2020

John was and still is loved by many. He was an awkward so and so at times but then we all our sometimes! At least he enjoyed a skiiing holiday just a few weeks before he died of Covid 19. xxxxx

Tony Bayley

1957 - 2020

Tony was a much loved husband, dad, son, grandad, brother and friend to so many. He was taken from those he loved too soon. I loved you then, loved you still, always have, always will..... We love & miss you forever xxxx

Eric Ogden

1937 - 2021

A dear brother taken too early by this horrible disease. RIP Areric x

Irene Christine Copping

1947 - 2020

Gone unfairly all too soon, without a chance to say goodbye. Forever in our hearts & minds, will always be with us. Rest in peace dearest Irene.

Ilyas Latif

1943 - 2020

It was an honour to be your wife and best friend.I thank my Lord for blessing me with such a wonderful husband,sadly our journey together through life was cut short. But you left a lifetime of memories for me to cherish

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