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Golden Gallery closure

Wednesday 24th June: Due to the current UK severe weather warning for high temperatures, our uppermost dome gallery - the Golden Gallery - is closed today to help keep visitors and staff safe. The Stone Gallery and Whispering Gallery remain open as usual. We're continuing to monitor temperatures both inside and outside the Dome throughout the day and will review arrangements as conditions change.

Golden Gallery closure

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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.

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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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Margaret Hazel Steggles

1945 - 2020

In memory of my mother, a grandmother, a sister, an aunt and a daughter. Happy memories of Stewart's Garden Centre, Popins and days out. One of the kindest and caring people we knew. Never forgotten.

Alfred Frank Thomas Wigley

1931 - 2020

Forever in our hearts

Vera Gladys Lawrence

1929 - 2021

Missing you mum today and always. From Karen, Jeff and family

David Hogg

1959 - 2020

David, Dave, Hoggy, Boss Hogg. Riding with the angels.

Robert BARRy Wilkinson

1943 - 2021

Loving husband for 57 years, Father to Ian, Karen, Sally,Lynne and Michelle, seventeen beautiful grandchildren,and his beloved cocker spaniel Henry.xxxxxx

Pamela Brown

1948 - 2020

Mum was a loving, caring person who was always happiest when spending time with her family. Mum leaves a huge hole in ours hearts and will be forever and always in our memories. Rest in peace Mum, Pam, Nana. Xxxx

John William Bean

1940 - 2020

Beloved Dad, Grandad, brother, uncle and friend. When we said goodbye he told us he'd wait just beyond the rainbow's end. Until we each meet him again, we will think of him with love, gratitude, joy and laughter. Always.

John Brendan D’Arcy

1927 - 2020

He died without the touch of a family hand or a kiss upon his forehead or the family voices around his bed. Now in Gods garden, gone but not forgotten. Much loved Husband, Dad, Father-in-law, Grandad & Great-Grandad

Jose Manuel Pardo

1936 - 2020

We will forever be grateful to have been blessed with you in our lives. The joy, love & laughter you brought will always live on in our hearts. We love you, Dad!

Kamlamah Jhurree

1949 - 2020

You will always be remembered for your kind-heartedness, calmness, good humour, honesty, support, valuable advices respect for others and chic styles. You will be greatly missed until we meet again

Russell David Jones

1959 - 2020

Russell, our lovely Welsh boy. Wish you were here.

Robert Arthur Page

1951 - 2020

A much-loved father, brother, uncle and friend, whose memory we cherish. We thank you for the years we shared and the love you gave.

Raymond Gardner Yates

1933 - 2020

Gone but never forgotten, you fought so hard these last few months. Fly high now you are at peace. Missed so much. RIP until we meet again

Pearl Noreen Rose Bingham

1931 - 2021

Remembering my beautiful mum, my heart is broken, life will never be the same, you were not only my mum you were my best friend, no one knows how much I miss you, loving you always until we meet again, RIP mum love u x

Stephen Williamson

1943 - 2020

I much loved husband taken too soon and greatly missed

Seymour Mike William McDonald

1941 - 2020

Love and miss you so much , had to leave before your time

Michael Maughan

1932 - 2020

And think of him as living, in the hearts of those he touched, for nothing loved is ever lost, and he was loved so much. A kind, loving, witty and devoted family man deeply missed by his family and friends .

Yvonne Ferguson

1942 - 2020

A fabulous mother and grandma who will always be sadly missed, she loved and knew she was loved x Michelle & Allan

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