Events and Places of Reflection

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Name: HUHRA Hearts of Remembrance
Location: LN11HS
Date and time: 09/02/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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HUHRA’s Service Of Remembrance will be held at 11.15am on Sunday 9th March in the Performance Area of Liquorice Park, Lincoln, LN1 1HS, near the Alexandra Terrace entrance. As part of our commemorative service we will be creating a mini-memorial. This temporary tribute will consist of yellow laminated paper hearts, decorated and personalised by those taking part, and hung on the willow screen to make a HUHRA Hearts of Remembrance Wall. We have a variety of heart shapes already prepared for you on an A4 sheet. Just get in touch and let us know what size you would like: 1 x extra large 7.5 inch; 2 x large 5 inch; 3 x medium 4 inch; 6 x small 3 inch; or a sheet with a selection of sizes. We will then pop them through your letterbox for you to decorate at home. How you decorate them is up to you, however we suggest that you write the name of the person you are remembering on the front. A personal message to that person can also be written on the back. We can also provide a simple template for a small box in which you can hide a sealed private message. These boxes will also form part of the Hearts of Remembrance Wall. There may also be an opportunity to plant a bulb along the path leading up from Yarborough Road to Alexandra Terrace after the ceremony as a symbol of hope. If anyone can contribute some bulbs for this event please get in touch. The short service will be led by the wonderful Leena Sass; a well-known and much respected Lincoln humanist celebrant, and culminate with a National Minutes Silence at mid-day. Our event is open to anyone who would like to attend, so please help us to spread the word. For further information contact Beatrice on huhraln1@gmail.com Thank you. Beatrice, Jessie, Dan, Paul and Joanne (The HUHRA Committee)

Name: Five Years On: Reflecting on the COVID-19 Pandemic
Location: DE13 7AR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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NHS Charities Together will be hosting an INVITE-ONLY event at the National Memorial Arboretum near Lichfield, Staffordshire. The event will also be livestreamed on YouTube to ensure accessibility for all. The occasion will help people to remember and commemorate the thousands of people who tragically lost their lives since the pandemic began, and the impact on their families, friends and communities. It will also pay tribute to the critical role played by the NHS, its workforce, and NHS charities in supporting patients and communities during an incredibly challenging time. Speakers will include the poet Michael Rosen and musical performers include soprano Lesley Garrett CBE.

Name: Service of remembrance
Location: LE31FH
Date and time: 02/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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A service led by covid survivor to help us remember the past and give thanks for the future.

Name: West Midlands Covid Bereaved Families 4 justice Group “Day of Reflection 23/03/25”
Location: DE137AR
Date and time: 23/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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The West Midlands CBF4J are hosting their “Day of Reflection” at the beautiful location, National Memorial Arboretum in Burton Upon Trent on Sunday 23rd March 11am -3pm. The morning session will be held in the Aspects building and is a ticketed event as numbers are restricted so please get in touch if you wish to join this part of the day so I can add you to the guest list in advance. There will be guest speakers, bereaved family readings, performances from a school choir, face painting, memory stone decorating and other activities for children and the opportunity to share your stories with fellow covid bereaved. In the afternoon will will take a walk to the covid memorial glade for further reflection and a laying of floral tributes. This part of the day is open to the public and so not restricted in numbers. Buggy transport to the glade will be available on request for the less abled bodied. There is disabled access / facilities and refreshments will be provided throughout the day. Please get in touch if you’d like to join us and send me a photo of your loved ones so I can display them for you. We also invite to wear something red and look forward to welcoming some of you on the day

Name: Yew Tree Dedication
Location: NG319BA
Date and time: 07/03/25, 13:30
Open to public: Yes

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A yew tree has been donated by the Town Council Ambassador and subsequently planted in the award winning Wyndham Park in Grantham. There will be a dedication taking place in the park to all survivors of the Covid 19 pandemic & all loved ones lost.

Name: East Staffordshire COVID-19 Day of Reflection
Location: DE141HA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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East Staffordshire Borough Council is to mark the national COVID-19 Day of Reflection, taking place on Sunday 9th March, by inviting residents to come together and remember loved ones and reflect on the impact of the pandemic. The Mayor of East Staffordshire, Cllr Shelagh McKiernan, is to lead a small memorial event in Burton Market Place on Sunday 9th March at 2:00pm, where people will be invited to write the names of their loved ones on cards and hang them on a tree, remembering and commemorating those who lost their lives during the pandemic.

Name: Community walks
Location: DE119QQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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As part of the UK’s national Covid Day of Reflection 2025, South Derbyshire District Council are hosting walks at: 11:45am at the Covid Memorial Bench, Church Gresley Cemetery to walk to the Maurice Lea Memorial Park. Chair of the Council, Councillor Sean Bambrick and the Town Crier will be joining the community for this walk. There will be an opportunity to lay flowers at the end of the walk at the park bandstand (please ensure flowers are not wrapped in plastic packaging). 2:00pm at the Rosliston Forestry Centre, meeting at the sculpture at the front entrance to the centre.

Name: Morning Worship including prayers for covid victims
Location: NG22JD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Church service hearing from those still living with Long Covid and offering prayers for all affected by the pandemic.

Name: COVID19 national day of reflection
Location: LE672BQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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The church will be open from 12-1pm for personal reflection and a time to light a candle for a loved one, frontline worker, the researchers and all the volunteers. The Bells will toll for 15 minutes at 12noon

Name: Installation of commemorative ‘Daffodil’ bench
Location: DE53BT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 00:00
Open to public: Yes

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Amber Valley Borough Council has installed four commemorative ‘Daffodil’ benches across the borough in recognition of the Covid-19 Day of Reflection on Sunday 9 March 2025. Installed in some of the borough’s most peaceful locations, these benches offer a special place for remembrance and quiet reflection. They can be found at Alfreton Welfare Recreation Ground, Belper River Gardens, Charles Hill in Loscoe, and Crossley Park in Ripley – each chosen for their tranquil surroundings and accessibility to the community. Each bench features an engraved plaque with the inscription: “This bench was installed for the 2025 Covid-19 Day of Reflection. May it offer a place for reflection and remembrance, in memory of all those we lost during the Covid-19 pandemic – they are never forgotten. Scan the QR code to view our online Book of Remembrance.” The QR code directs visitors to an online Book of Remembrance, where residents can leave personal messages in memory of loved ones. The daffodil, a symbol of renewal and new beginnings, is at the heart of these benches. Blooming each spring, daffodils represent resilience and the promise of brighter days – just as these benches serve as a lasting reminder of the strength of our communities and the lives we will never forget. Their distinctive and elegant design sets them apart from standard council benches, offering a unique space for residents to pause, reflect, and remember. The benches were officially installed ahead of the Covid-19 Day of Reflection, and on Friday 7 March, a gathering was held to mark their significance. The Mayor of Amber Valley, accompanied by the Mayoress, was joined by the Deputy Mayor, fellow town and deputy Mayors, the Leader and Deputy Leader of Amber Valley Borough Council, and the Chief Executive of the Council. Together, they visited the sites, pausing for a moment of reflection to acknowledge the impact of the pandemic and the importance of these benches as lasting places of remembrance and solace. Amber Valley Borough Council is proud to support the Covid-19 Day of Reflection, ensuring our communities have a meaningful way to commemorate this chapter in our shared history. For further details or to visit the Book of Remembrance, please visit www.ambervalley.gov.uk/covid19reflection.

East of England

Name: Surviving COVID, a day of Thanks
Location: SS67JQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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There are many survivors in our community and our church. This will be a day of remembering those we list and celebrating those who survived. Bringing people together to express how they have coped, fears and anxieties. We will have various medical persons available to signpost those that need further advice or help.

Name: Covid – 19 Day of Reflection Event – FirstSite Colchester
Location: CO11JH
Date and time: 07/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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Reflection Activity Marketplace activity from supporting organisations

Name: Walk around the park
Location: PE25UU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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I would like to hold a walk around the park, a 5k walk around ferry meadows and hold a minute silence to those who we lost during the pandemic. Meeting at 11am at the ferry meadows cafe

Name: Creating treasure boxes for the Stevenage Covid Cobra!
Location: SG11BP
Date and time: 07/03/25, 16:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us for a creative session to help design and paint treasure boxes, in which stones from the famous Stevenage Covid Cobra will be safely kept! Sunday 9 March 2025 is the Day of Reflection across the UK for the COVID-19 pandemic. To honour this event, we will be coming together on Friday 7 March to help Junction 7 Creatives design and paint Treasure Boxes for the Stevenage Covid Cobra – an amazing painted stone project created by the local community during the pandemic. You can read more about it here. Once we have made our wonderful treasure boxes, the Covid Cobra painted rocks will be be placed into them. After the session, the boxes will be distributed to local schools. 07 Mar 2025, 16:15 – 17:30 Junction 7 Creatives workshop, 17 Town Square, Stevenage SG1 1BP, UK

Name: REFLECTION REMEMBERANCE THANKSGIVING
Location: SS67QJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:30
Open to public: Yes

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It will be a reflective day for our community and congregation to thank God for the souls of the departed and the survivors. It will also be a day for staff who worked during covid to reflect on their duties and share thoughts.

Name: Harlow Survivors of Covid-19
Location: CM201WG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will meet at the Harlow Civic Centre by the water gardens to come together to remember those we lost during the Covid-19 Pandemic. We will hold a “period of reflection” at 1pm – 1.05pm.

Name: Harlow Survivors of Covid-19
Location: CM201WG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will be holding a 5 minute period of reflection outside the Harlow Civic Centre at 1pm, by the water gardens for the community to mark the 5th Anniversary of the pandemic, and to remember those who were lost during the height of the virus.

Name: Pause and Pray
Location: PE11XB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Church is open from 10.30am until 4pm for people to sit in quiet, light a candle, place a pebble in the heart of hope or sit in peace. (The Sunday service is from 11am – 12.30am which you are welcome to join in with.)

Name: Moment of Reflection
Location: PE339JA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 21:00
Open to public: Yes

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Marham Parish Council are inviting people to join together for a moment of reflection as a lamp is lit in the Village Hall window. This lamp will remain lit until the following morning. Marham Parish Council are also encouraging people to light a lamp and display it in their homes to mark the occasion.

Name: Day of Reflection across the UK for the COVID-19 pandemic
Location: PE304ET
Date and time: 06/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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From Thursday 6 to Tuesday 11 March, all colleagues in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (QEH) and members of the public are invited to tie a symbolic yellow ribbon to the railings in front of the hospital as a sign of reflection and remembrance. During this time staff and volunteers are also invited to share thoughts in a memory book that will be available in the hospital’s Sacred Space and a virtual book on the intranet. Wards will light a candle on Sunday 9 March, and the Arthur Levin Day Surgery Unit will be lit in yellow as a mark of respect. Colleagues from across the Trust, including those who were admitted to The QEH during the pandemic, are taking part in a ‘COVID19: Our Story’ video that will published on Sunday March 9 to mark this national Day of Reflection. A pause and reflect event for staff and volunteers which will be led by CEO Alice Webster and Head of Spiritual Care, Rev Lee Gilbert, will be held on Tuesday 11 March at 10.15am to 10.45am in the Sacred Space with a one-minute silence at 10.30am.

Name: Lighting up County Hall (Hertford), at Hertfordshire County Council
Location: Hertford
Date and time: 07/03/25, 18:00
Open to public: No

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We will be lighting up our County Hall building in Hertford yellow this weekend, to remember those lost and those in our county who worked tirelessly during the pandemic.

Name: Lighting of Epping Forest District Council Civic Offices
Location: CM164BZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 17:00
Open to public: Yes

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The Civic Offices in Epping will be lit in blue

Name: COVID Remembrance Seeds
Location: Colchester
Date and time: 10/03/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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In school, we have chosen to give all members of our school community to write a message of reflection on seed paper that has been created by students, and that will then be planted in our memorial garden. The seed paper notes have been available to all this week and our wonderful staff in the Technology department have helped to craft a beautiful memorial plaque that will be mounted where the papers are to be planted. The seeds have been a mixture of Sweet Peas, Cornflowers and Wildflower seeds

Greater London

Name: Let’s Talk COVID-19 on the Green Couch
Location: E62RT
Date and time: 11/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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On Tuesday 11th March 2025 at 11.30 we will meet in East Ham Library Newham, to share memories and thoughts about our experiences. A safe and comfortable place with no judgement open to all. COVID-19 impacted every single one of us. Let’s be honest and open.

Name: Remembrance at The National Covid Memorial Wall
Location: SE17EH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will be gathering from 10.50am at foot of the steps leading down from Westminster Bridge at the start of the 25 panels of the National Covid Memorial Wall, before setting off just after 11.00am to process slowly together along the wall towards Lambeth Bridge. Step-free access to join us is available by approaching through the underpass under Westminster Bridge, reached through Jubilee Gardens and heading left along the South Bank. Thousands of photographs of some of the people who have so far died from covid in the UK will be displayed along the entire length of the wall, and many bereaved families will be joining us. When we reach the far end of the wall, we will gather for a brief commemorative ceremony, following which all guests will be invited to make their way onto Lambeth Bridge to silently cast flowers into the river as Big Ben chimes midday, in recognition of our collective, catastrophic, national loss Refreshments will be available at the Lambeth Bridge end of the wall before and after the event. Anyone intending to join us is asked to please email covidmemorialwall@gmail.com to let us know, so we can plan appropriately for the numbers attending.

Name: St Paul’s Cathedral Choral Evensong – marking the National Day of Reflection 2025
Location: EC4M8AD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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St Paul’s Cathedral will offer 3pm Choral Evensong on Sunday 9th March. The service will last one hour, and will consist of readings and music to aid reflection. Bespoke prayers will be offered for those who have died as a result of the pandemic. At the end of the service, the Dean of St Paul’s will lead an act of remembrance and commitment. All are welcome and you can register for tickets via the link below.

Name: The Memory tree and moment of reflection dedication
Location: SW117BW
Date and time: 05/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us for the 5th annual Day of Reflection this March. It’s a special moment to remember everyone who died during the pandemic. We’re encouraging everyone to take part, and share the name of who you’re remembering. From Monday 3 March, visitors to 1 Embassy Gardens will be able to dedicate a petal to remember a loved one or add a reflection and tie this to our memory tree. We invite you to join us on Wednesday 5 March at 11am for a short gathering to dedicate the tree, this will be led by staff and community organisations Marie Curie has been working with in London. There will also be a roll call to remember those Marie Curie colleagues who have died over the past 5 years. We hope this day provides comfort, reflection, and support from our Marie Curie during this special day.

Name: West Midlands Covid Bereaved Families 4 justice Group “Day of Reflection 23/03/25”
Location: Croxall Rd, Burton-on-Trent
Date and time: 23/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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“The West Midlands COVID Bereaved Families for Justice group is dedicated to honouring the lives lost to the COVID-19 pandemic and supporting those affected by its profound impact. Our mission is to provide a meaningful opportunity for remembrance, reflection, and unity through a Day of Reflection at the National Memorial Arboretum in March 2025. This event will: Offer a compassionate space for bereaved families and communities to come together in shared remembrance Encourage engagement across generations, including children, through thoughtful activities that foster understanding and healing Promote inclusivity, ensuring all voices are heard and all experiences are valued. Our day will consist of guest speakers, displays of song and dance, readings from fellow bereaved, a trip to the covid 19 memorial glade, floral tributes, a minutes silence and a mass balloon release. There will also be activities available for children of all ages and disability access on the day

Name: Just Grieve Covid 19 Reflection Walk
Location: W1H7NA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Meeting at Gail’s Seymour Place Bakery, for a coffee and pastry, then head to Hyde Park for a 4.5km walk with the Just Grieve community.

Name: Book of Remembrance
Location: KT185BY
Date and time: 03/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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From Monday 3 March to Friday 14 March 2025, in support of the National Day of Reflection, Epsom & Ewell Borough Council provide a table of reflection in the foyer of both Epsom Town Hall, The Parade, Epsom, KT18 5BY and Bourne Hall, Spring Street, Ewell, KT17 1UF. Here you can sign the book of remembrance and light a candle to honour your loved ones. On the 9 March 2025 Epsom & Ewell Borough Council will light up the Clock Tower in Epsom Town Centre in yellow and local councillors will lay yellow ribbons on the 15 Covid-19 memorial benches which are located around the borough. For more information please check the Epsom & Ewell Borough Council Website.

Name: Westminster Abbey Service of Evensong
Location: SW1P3PA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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At our service of Evensong, we will reflect on the Covid-19 pandemic and prayers will be said to commemorate the 5th anniversary.

Name: Grange Big Local’s Day of Reflection
Location: N20TH
Date and time: 13/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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We will be hosting a safe space for people to talk about their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. There will be free hot drinks and snacks. The event will finish with some bulb planting.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection
Location: National Memorial Arboretum
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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To mark 5 years on since the pandemic began, members of the public are invited to spend time at the National Memorial Arboretum on the Day of Reflection, to honour and remember those affected. Throughout the day, visitors will be able to select a single fresh flower* and lay it within the Trees of Life Glade in an act of their own Remembrance. The Arboretum Team will deliver short moments of reflection at 11.30am, 1pm and 2.30pm, including a reading of the poem ‘Blessed Alder’ by Dan Simpson, former Arboretum Poet-in-Residence. The Trees of Life Glade is a living tribute to those who served our country throughout the pandemic and remembers all those who died as a result of COVID-19 in the UK. Access to the glade will be freely available for all throughout the day during the Arboretum’s opening times 10am-4pm. We recommend booking your parking in advance. *Fresh flowers are subject to availability, and voluntary donations are appreciated.

Name: West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospital Covid-19 Day of Reflection
Location: WD180HB
Date and time: 10/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will hold a short service led by our Spiritual and Pastoral care lead in the memorial garden.

Name: Minutes Silence at Euston Station
Location: NW12RT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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At 12 noon on the Day of Reflection, London Euston train station will be having a minutes silence.

Name: From The Frontline
Location: SE1,CB1,UB8
Date and time: 09/03/25, 18:00
Open to public: Yes

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Dedicated to and in memory of all healthcare workers, we are premiering a film we made with them during the lockdown as part of the Day of Reflection. Sharing their stories, in their words, artwork, poetry and music five years on. A free online screening – and all welcome to join.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025
Location: IG14UA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Redbridge Council Covid-19 Day of Reflection Event Join us on the 9th of March for a special Day of Reflection at Valentines Park, as we come together to remember and honour those affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The event will take place at the bandstand/Covid-memorial area from 10:00am to 11:30am. Programme: 10:00am – Welcome Councillor Kam Rai, Leader of Redbridge Council, will open the event with a welcome address. 10:15am – Wreath Laying Councillor Sheila Bain, Mayor of Redbridge Council, and Councillor Kam Rai, Leader of Redbridge Council, will lay wreaths in memory of those we have lost. 10:20am – Contributions We will hear from Rt Hon Wes Streeting MP (Ilford North) and Dr Mehta, local GP and Clinical Director, Place Based Partnership: Redbridge, NHS North East London, as they share their reflections and experiences. 10:35am – Memorial Conclusion Councillor Sheila Bain, Mayor of Redbridge Council, will conclude the memorial segment of the event. 10:40am to 10:45am – Remembrance Attendees are invited to participate in a moment of remembrance by placing flowers or leaving memorial messages. 10:45am to 11:30am – Light Refreshments Join us for light refreshments at the Valentines Café, located near the playground. We hope you can join us for this meaningful event as we reflect on the impact of the pandemic and support one another in our community.

Name: Covid-19 National Day of Reflection
Location: DA11DT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will be holding a wreath laying ceremony at One Bell Corner on Dartford High Street at 11am on Sunday, March 9

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection Sun 9 March 2025 by Zoroastrians
Location: HA29TL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 17:00
Open to public: Yes

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Zoroastrian Trust Funds of Europe (ZTFE) will mark COVID-19 Day of Reflection by our priests preforming a remembrance ceremony in our chapel at Zoroastrian Centre, Harrow at 5:00pm on Sunday 9th March 2005. We will collectively remember those who lost their lives since the COVID-19 pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time. Tea and refreshments will be served afterwards. All are welcome.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection: Moment of Reflection
Location: SW72DD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the pandemic outbreak the Science Museum will join the COVID-19 Day of Reflection on 9 March across the museum. At 11.00am we’ll encourage visitors to mark the anniversary with two minutes of silence and reflection.

North East

Name: National Covid-19 Day of Reflection North East
Location: SR13ET
Date and time: 08/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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On Saturday 8th March, Sunderland Minster will host a memorialisation and reflection event from 12 noon, culminating in a ceremony at 3pm led by Sunderland Inter-faith forum, and in which the city’s Mayor or Deputy Mayor will speak. Activities will include a mini version of the National Memorial Wall, commemorative pebbles, yellow ribbons and found poetry. Tea and Coffee will be available after the ceremony. We invite anyone from the wider North East region to attend to commemorate their loved ones and reflect on their experiences during the pandemic.

Name: North Tyneside Covid Day of Reflection
Location: NE270BY
Date and time: 07/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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Residents, businesses and communities are invited to join Dame Norma Redfearn, the Elected Mayor of North Tyneside, at the Covid Remembrance site at the Biodiversity Park in North Tyneside. Dame Redfearn will lay flowers and invite residents to join her to pause in a moment of reflection. Residents will have the opportunity to take a seeded card home with them, to plant and grow in memory of a lost loved one or to recognise the impact the pandemic had on communities. Residents are invited to pause for reflection at any of the other Remembrance sites in North Tyneside, which may be more accessible and easier for communities to reach. A representative from the Council will be at each of these sites to lay flowers and hand out seeded cards of Remembrance. The four sites are – Killingworth Lakeside Park Redburn Dene Park Souter Park Wallsend Hall

Name: Art exhibition – Atlas of the Heart
Location: NE301QU
Date and time: 01/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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There will be a display of artwork at North Shields library, by disabled artist Kiersten Murray-Borbjerg. Kiersten spent a year journeying between two of North Tyneside’s covid-19 reflection areas. Along the way she worked through the Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown.

Name: Lighting up of Council buildings
Location: LS11UR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 17:00
Open to public: Yes

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Leeds City Council buildings will be lit up yellow to mark the Covid-19 National day of reflection

Name: Church service
Location: SR78SG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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Time to reflect and light a candle, pray and share comfort. Followed by Minute’s silence at midday and the ringing of the bell.

Name: Horsforth Day of Reflection
Location: LS184RH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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Covid-19 National Day of Reflection 2025 2025 marks five years since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic that changed many of our lives forever. Horsforth Community Assets Project (HCAP) and Horsforth Town Council invites the community to join them in marking this significant milestone on the Covid 19 National Day of Reflection. A chance to – Remember and commemorate lives lost Reflect on the sacrifices made and the resilience shown Pay tribute to the work of health and social care staff, front line workers, researchers, volunteers and neighbours. When – 9th March 2025 Time – 1pm – 3pm Where – The Peace Garden The Green Horsforth Town Street (Next to cafe yoga) What to expect – refreshments, collective minute reflection, community activity, music, poetry. (Cafe Yoga will also be open for warming drinks.)

Name: Gateshead remembers
Location: NE95AX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Saltwell Park is to become the focus for Gateshead’s day of reflection to mark five years since the first national lockdown. Residents are invited to join the Mayor of Gateshead, Councillor Kath McCartney, in Saltwell Park on Sunday 9 March, for the opportunity to come together to remember those who died during the pandemic and to thank those who sacrificed so much to help others. The Mayor will plant a tree to mark the occasion at 11am and activities including pebble painting and bubbles will be available in Saltwell Towers between 10.30am and 12.30pm.

Name: Covid-19 Day of Reflection: Tribute from Newcastle-under-Lyme
Location: Newcastle
Date and time: 07/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: No

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Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council will host an event showcasing the reflections of students, staff and key services affected by the Covid pandemic, with readings and tributes from students and attended by representatives of the Council, emergency services and others who worked on the frontline throughout the pandemic.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection | South Tyneside
Location: NE332RL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join the Mayor and Mayoress at our COVID-19 Day of Reflection drop-in session. There will be a reflection space, memory tree and a memory book, for people to reflect and leave a message if they wish to. Hebburn Central and Jarrow Town Hall will have a reflection area with a reflection book to leave messsages as well. Refreshments of tea, coffee and biscuits will be available.

North West

Name: National day of reflection remembrance event
Location: S434JY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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Once again Derbyshire will be remembering their lost loved ones by inviting people to send to us names and reflections of their loved ones of which we will hang upon the tree situated outside our local authority building. THE ARC, HIGH STREET, CLOWNE, DERBYSHIRE. If you would like to add your loved ones name, please email nj.mousley@gmail.com. Anyone can add a name although a connection with the Derbyshire area would be preferred. You are more than welcome to visit the tree yourself and we will leave pens and hearts should you wish to leave a message.

Name: Covid 5 year Anniversary – Service of Reflection
Location: S70 1GW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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Service of Reflection to remember and commemorate those who lost their lives during the pandemic while also reflecting on the sacrifices made and the impact on daily lives. It will honour the hard work of key workers across all sectors and those who volunteered and showed acts of kindness during unprecedented times.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025 | Coming Together in Hope III – Manchester Cathedral
Location: M31SX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 19:00
Open to public: Yes

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Coming Together in Hope III – A National Service for Reflection 2025 marks five years since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, a significant milestone for reflection and remembrance. Coming Together in Hope III is a National Service dedicated to honouring the experiences of Black Caribbean and African communities, who faced unique challenges during the pandemic. Event Details Date: Sunday, 9th March 2025 Time: 19:00 – 21:00 Location: Manchester Cathedral, Victoria Street, Manchester, M3 1SX Purpose of the Service This gathering offers a space to: – Remember and commemorate lives lost. – Reflect on the sacrifices made and the resilience shown. – Honour the contributions of health and social care staff, frontline workers, and volunteers. Programme Highlights – Moments of reflection and prayer. – Contributions from community and faith leaders. – An atmosphere of unity, remembrance, and hope. Organising Partners This service is organised in collaboration with the Caribbean & African Health Network (CAHN), Christ United Ministries International, Church of God of Prophecy, Churches Together in England, Marie Curie, One People Commission, Raffa International Development Agency, and others. Attendance The event is free to attend, and registration is encouraged to support event planning. For further information, please contact events@cahn.org.uk.

Name: Burnley Covid-19 Day of Reflection
Location: BB113RQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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On Sunday 09 March at 11am residents are invited to join a moment of reflection in Towneley Park, as part of the national Covid-19 day of reflection. The event will take place around a cherry tree, planted in memory of those lost to covid, near the front entrance of Towneley Hall. The Mayor of Burnley and invited speakers will reflect on the five-year anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic. The reflection will praise key workers, consider the difficult times people faced, and discuss what has changed since the pandemic. The reflection will also include the laying of a yellow heart shaped wreath, a symbol of those lost to coronavirus. Throughout the day, visitors to Towneley Park will be able to leave messages of reflection on memory boards and attach them to a communal yellow walkway.

Name: Leigh Covid-19 Day of Reflection (Lilford Park, Leigh)
Location: WN71JB
Date and time: 07/03/25, 14:30
Open to public: Yes

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Join the Mayor of Wigan at Lilford Park Covid-19 Place of Reflection to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless works and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time.

Name: Wigan Covid-19 Day of Reflection (Mesnes Field, Wigan)
Location: WN11RU
Date and time: 07/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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Join the Mayor of Wigan at Mesnes Field Covid-19 Place of Reflection to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless works and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time.

Name: Sheffield Covid Memorial Event at the Covid-19 Memorial Willow Tree
Location: S12HF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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The 2025 Covid-19 commemorations in Sheffield are being delivered by Sheffield City Council in partnership with Compassionate Sheffield, an asset-based community development programme, aiming to improve people’s experiences of life, loss and death. The first part of the commemorations on Sunday 9th March will be focused around Sheffield’s Covid Memorial stainless steel willow tree in Balm Green Gardens in the City Centre. A workshop will run from 10.00 a.m. until 2.00 p.m.; this will focus on providing a space for reflection for citizens, and facilitating activity around creating something which can then be tied to the tree. Then from 12.00 noon there will be a series of speeches in Balm Green Gardens, led by Cllr Tom Hunt, Leader of Sheffield City Council. The speakers – including people from community groups and someone with experience of long Covid – will speak about their experience of the Covid time, the legacy and lasting impact of the pandemic, and something they would like to ask people to reflect on. For the events in the Gardens, there will be both an invited audience, and advance publicity welcoming all citizens to attend.

Name: Screening of the Stories from the Pandemic documentary
Location: Showroom Cinema, Sheffield
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Commemoration Service
Location: HX11QR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 16:00
Open to public: Yes

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Civic Leaders will gather in Halifax Minster at 4pm to remember all those affected by Covid 19 and to celebrate the acts of kindness shown by the public across Calderdale

Name: Covid19 Day of reflection -Manchester
Location: M15AN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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Manchester and North West bereaved, will gather in St Peters Square and draw out a yellow heart in memory of lost loved ones.. Names and flowers can be added.. We will then mark a moment of silent reflection. EVENT OPEN TO ALL

Name: Liverpool Remembers
Location: L11JJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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The civic heart of Liverpool – and one of Britain’s most beloved buildings – is to become the city’s focal point for remembering the Covid-19 pandemic. To commemorate five years since the pandemic began, a national Covid-19 Day of Reflection will take place on Sunday, 9 March. In Liverpool, the Great Hall in St George’s Hall will be transformed into a special space for people to visit, remember those we lost, acknowledge and celebrate all the acts of kindness that took place across our communities and reflect on the profound impact of the pandemic on our everyday lives. The stunning venue will be beautifully illuminated by paper lanterns, representing the challenges people lived with throughout the pandemic – whether that be the loss of a loved one, isolation, economic hardship or mental health struggles, but also acknowledging the tremendous resilience shown throughout. A gentle and poignant soundscape will play, creating an ambience for quiet contemplation, and a Book of Commemoration will allow people to leave a message of reflection if they wish to do so. Members of the public are invited to reflect on their experiences and memories within the Grade I listed neo-classical masterpiece, situated off Lime Street, which will be open from 10am-4pm for this unique event. The event has been organised by Liverpool City Council and the lanterns will be supplied by local arts organisation, the Lantern Company. For more information, visit St George’s Hall website.

Name: St Helens COVID-19 Day of Reflection Event
Location: WA101AF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:30
Open to public: Yes

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The St Helens COVID-19 Day of Reflection Event will give residents of St Helens an opportunity to reflect on those who lost lives during the pandemic and pay tribute to the key workers, voluntary and community groups and resident volunteers who contributed so much during this unprecedented time.

Name: Light a candle
Location: BD14EH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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You are welcome to visit Bradford Cathedral for our services – and between them – to light a candle. Our services are at 8am, 10:30am and 3:30pm.

Name: Covid Day of Reflection Service to reflect, remember and hope
Location: L340JA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Our morning service will remember and honour those who lost their lives during the Covid Pandemic. We will remember and reflect, lighting candles in honour of those who we have lost, holding a minutes silence at noon. We look to the future with hope, holding our memories in our hearts.

Name: University of Chester: Remembering Lives Lost, Lives Changed
Location: CH14AG
Date and time: 20/03/25, 17:30
Open to public: Yes

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A chance for staff, students, city visitors and residents to come together to remember lives lost and lives changed. Music, readings, reflections, prayers, sharing our messages.

Name: Thronton Parish Council COVID Day of Reflection
Location: L231TD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Thornton parish council are holding a community gathering at the stocks and sundial. During the gathering our stories and experiences of those dark days will be shared. The community will reflect on the pandemic around the commemorative plaque followed by a short service and prayer.

Name: Carlisle United FC-Memorial Garden Prayer-Covid Reflection 2025
Location: CA11LL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will be holding a moment of reflection and prayers in our memorial garden at Carlisle United Football Club

Name: Sunday Morning Worship
Location: WA44NT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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At our Sunday morning church services, we will be marking the day with prayer.

Name: City of Doncaster Covid Day of Reflection
Location: DN26JP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Doncaster will mark the Covid Day of Reflection on Sunday 9 March to commemorate the lives lost and the lives changed as a result of the Covid pandemic and also in appreciation of the tremendous efforts of our key workers. As part of the commemoration, City of Doncaster Council will be offering residents the opportunity to collect a free tree to plant in memory of loved ones or in recognition of our key workers. You can either collect a tree whip (60-90cm, 1-2 yrs old) to plant at home, or if you do not have space, plant one at site. The giveaway and planting event will happen on Sunday 9 March between 10am-2pm at the Covid Memorial Wood, Sandall Beat Road, DN2 6JP. The commemoration will also continue into the evening with the lighting up of Doncaster Mansion House

Name: South Ribble’s Covid-19 Day of Reflection Service & Shrub Planting
Location: PR251DJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:30
Open to public: Yes

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The Mayor of South Ribble will lead a service of reflection in Worden Hall, followed by a ceremonial shrub planting and opportunity to bring people together to share their thoughts and write a message in our book of reflection.

Name: A Women’s Lens
Location: M337ZF
Date and time: 08/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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Maria Reaney, has brought together 16 female photographers from across the globe for our current exhibition in the Lauriston Gallery. Little Faces Big Feelings is a poignant photographic collection documenting and highlighting the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and young people worldwide. Maria will join us for a workshop to celebrate the unique perspective through which women see our surroundings. Create a photomontage or collage with text under the guidance of Maria in this interactive workshop using the Little Faces Big Feelings exhibition as inspiration, or simply create an artwork which reflects your feelings and experiences in a friendly and safe space. *No photographic experience is needed. If you have any printed photographs from your uniquely female lives bring them along to use in your art. Alternatively, we can print them onsite or simply use the materials provided*

Name: Little Faces Big Feelings
Location: M337ZF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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A poignant photographic collection documenting and highlighting the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and young people worldwide. The project, spearheaded by documentary photographer Maria Reaney, brings together 16 artists from internationally diverse backgrounds to shed light on the social and emotional challenges faced by children during lockdowns and thereafter. Through a genuine and authentic female lens, the images capture the experiences and stories of young people navigating a disrupted world. From the closure of schools and public spaces, to the upheaval of daily routines, the photographs reflect a spectrum of emotions – boredom, longing, contemplation, playfulness, curiosity, and frustration. In a time marked by unprecedented mental health challenges for children, this collection has become a powerful historical document, highlighting the psychological strain of the pandemic, whilst also reminding us of our resilience and celebrating the simple joys that were also found. The project aims to not only foster compassion and understanding for mental health but also to spark essential conversations and empathy around our feelings and emotions. Human beings are social creatures and once our critical requirements for growth are taken away, our minds and bodies respond with an increased requirement for interaction, love and support. As the legendary Birmingham poet, the late Benjamin Zephaniah stated, “People need people”. The exhibition is now open and runs until Saturday 19 April 2025. Sunday 09 March, open from 11:00 – 16:00

Name: Little Faces Big Feelings Exhibition Talk
Location: M337ZF
Date and time: 08/03/25, 15:30
Open to public: Yes

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Four photographers from the Little Faces Big Feeling exhibition will discuss the importance of creating a truthful account of historical events. Little Faces Big Feelings is a poignant photographic collection documenting and highlighting the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and young people worldwide. Photographer Maria Reaney will be joined by participating female photographers Claire French (Manchester), Sosina Mengistu (Ethiopia) and Patricia Faustino (Portugal)* to talk about their documentary photography practices. They will also discuss the importance of bringing together this unique collection of images, and the significant contribution that independent documentary photography projects play in ensuring truthful accounts of historical events. * Sosina Mengistu and Patricia Faustino will join the discussion via a video link.

Name: A Women’s Lens
Location: M337ZF
Date and time: 08/03/25, 13:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Prayers of remembrance for COVID
Location: CA12HA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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Within our 10.30am Sunday Church Service at St John the Evangelist we will be having a moment of quiet and praying for those mourning loved ones.

Northern Ireland

Name: Belfast City Hall – Illuminate Yellow to remember all those lost during the pandemic
Location: BT15GS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 18:30
Open to public: Yes

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Bereavement families from the community group Memory Stones of Love have requested the beautiful and historic Belfast City Hall building will illuminate yellow on Sunday 9 March 2025 to remember all those lost during the pandemic. The iconic building in Belfast City centre will honour and remember all those wonderful individuals no longer with us The illustration will be promoted on Belfast City councils website and some of the councils social media platforms.

Name: Reflection Concert – Remembering All those Lost During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Location: BT11DA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Sunday 9th March is the Covid 19 Day of Reflection We will be marking the day by holding a remembrance concert with music, poems and readings at 2 Royal Avenue, Belfast. Were delighted to be joined by the fantastic Isla Loves to Sing, the amazing singers from NACN and the Belfast Rock Choir. We will have on display our Memory Stones of Love with inscriptions of those we lost during the pandemic. We will pause for a minutes silence before walking the short distance to Belfast City Hall as the building illuminates Yellow to remember the wonderful individual we miss each and every day. If you are unable to attend and if you are marking the Day of Reflection, add your activity to the upcoming map of community events. Submit an event: https://dayofreflection.campaign.gov.uk/events/

Name: Family Event to support bereaved families during the pandemic
Location: Belfast
Date and time: 23/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: No

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Memory Stones of Love, a group set up by bereaved families during the pandemic are hosting a Family Day on Sunday 23rd March 2025 which will allow bereaved families to connect, reflect and remember their loved ones, while making new memories. This event will be particularly important for our young people, supporting them in their grief. We will be joined by volunteers from Cruse Bereavement Care NI. Our Family event will be at Todd’s Leap Adventure Centre at Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone. We’re planning to have a short catch up with Cruse with a craft activity, followed by the group activities in the adventure park. Lunch will be included.

Scotland

Name: Marie Curie Reflection Walk in partnership with Winter Gardens Trust Project
Location: G213US
Date and time: 07/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us for a meaningful Day of Reflection Walk as we come together to remember, reflect and support one another. We will begin our walk at the Marie Curie Glasgow Hospice, making our way to Springburn Park, where we will take a moment to pause and reflect in the peaceful surroundings. After the walk, we will return to the hospice to share tea, cakes and conversation. This event is an opportunity for our community to come together, honor loved ones, and find comfort in shared remembrance.

Name: Covid-19 Day of Reflection Gather, Reflect and Remember all lives lost and affected during Covid-19 Pandemic Memorial Day Glasgow Green Scotland
Location: G401AT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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11.30am – Grounds of Peoples palace to the left hand side, looking for. Fountain 12pm – Minutes Silence 12.01pm – Piper followed by Soundsational Choir 12 10 pm – Place Plaque and lay our wreath 12.15/20 pm – Speeches 12.30 pm – Choir to end event

Name: Covid-19 Day of Reflection – Gather, Reflect and Remember Memorial Day Pollock Park Scotland.
Location: G431AT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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Gather at 11.35 at Memorial Bench behind Pollock House.A Piper will play a minutes silence will be held at 12pm followed by laying of a wreath. There will be a Dove release.

Name: TOLL
Location: KW15HA
Date and time: 01/03/25, 18:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us for a special celebration event to mark the premiere screening of Toll at Wick Harbour Fish Mart. This screening will be accompanied by food and drinks with music from Ady Harper and Gordon Gunn. The Toll blacksmiths and bell makers, David Snoo Wilson and Daniel Freyne will also join us with their traveling foundry with a special live bell pour to commemorate the project finale and opening of the film installation. In 2024 artists Sinéad Hargan, Cat Meighan and Hector MacInnes created a mass participation artwork involving the carrying and ringing of multiple folded-steel bells. Each bell was stamped with a statement of reflection or response to the covid-19 pandemic, collected from highland communities including NHS workers, school children and the Highland Senior Citizens Network. Our Toll bells travelled over 1500 miles across our diverse Highland landscape, up Knockfarrel and Stac Pollaidh, on the Nigg, Corran and Armadale ferries, rowed across Loch Morlich, cycled to Wick Harbour, rung inside Castle Varrich and attended a ceilidh in Kilmuir Hall. The bells have been in rivers, harbours, bogs, seas, they’ve been carried through mist, rain and some sunshine too. They’ve met Highlanders who have experienced loss, joy, anger, peace and everything in-between. They have been rung quietly in forests and community gardens and they’ve been rung loudly on high school football pitches and primary school playgrounds. The Toll film is a visually and sonically explorative installation that follows the journey of the Toll bells and reflects on the Highland experience of the pandemic, celebrating spaces of community gathering and resilience. The Toll film will be accompanied by a short documentary about the making of the project and our journey across the Highlands. Tickets are free but booking is required. This is a working harbour warehouse and will not be heated so please dress warm and wear layers. For access / wheelchair and mobility scooter requirements please contact info@lytharts.org.uk.

Name: TOLL
Location: IV23PP
Date and time: 08/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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In 2024 artists Sinéad Hargan, Cat Meighan and Hector MacInnes created a mass participation artwork involving the carrying and ringing of multiple folded-steel bells. Each bell was stamped with a statement of reflection or response to the covid-19 pandemic, collected from highland communities including NHS workers, school children and the Highland Senior Citizens Network. Our Toll bells travelled over 1500 miles across our diverse Highland landscape, up Knockfarrel and Stac Pollaidh, on the Nigg, Corran and Armadale ferries, rowed across Loch Morlich, cycled to Wick Harbour, rung inside Castle Varrich and attended a ceilidh in Kilmuir Hall. The bells have been in rivers, harbours, bogs, seas, they’ve been carried through mist, rain and some sunshine too. They’ve met Highlanders who have experienced loss, joy, anger, peace and everything in-between. They have been rung quietly in forests and community gardens and they’ve been rung loudly on high school football pitches and primary school playgrounds. The Toll film is a visually and sonically explorative installation that follows the journey of the Toll bells and reflects on the Highland experience of the pandemic, celebrating spaces of community gathering and resilience. We’ll be in the Eastgate Centre for three days with a pop-up installation of our Toll film, accompanied by the Toll documentary and all 30 bells. Location: Eastgate Centre (near the food court on the ground floor) Drop by anytime between 10am – 4pm

Name: Day of Reflection
Location: KY62NR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 16:00
Open to public: Yes

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Our hall will be open as a drop in between 4pm – 6pm. There will be areas to rest and reflect in.

Name: Inverclyde Covid 19 Day of Reflection
Location: PA154PB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join others in a moment of reflection on the pandemic and a tribute to loved ones. Walk Greenock’s Labyrinth of Love alongside RIG Arts and Walk as One volunteers. Enjoy free refreshments and creative stone painting while taking in breathtaking views of the River Clyde. Sunday 9th March, Well Park, Greenock, PA15 4PB, 1pm – 2pm

Name: Church Service to Mark The National Covid 19 Day of Reflaction
Location: G129AG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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Next Sunday, 9 March, is the National Covid-19 Day of Reflection, and our service will be led by John and Olive Drane. It’s five years since we were all in lockdown and we will take time to recall our concerns back then and to celebrate the fact that we can mingle together freely, as well as an opportunity to remember what has been lost – friendships, jobs, ongoing health concerns, as well as those who died during the pandemic. It will all be accessible even to those for whom church is a new experience, an occasion that you can invite friends and neighbours to come and join us with confidence.

South East

Name: Act of Remembrance for Eastbourne
Location: BN229PP
Date and time: 08/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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In Eastbourne, we will be marking the day with an Act of Remembrance, and the Mayor, Councillor Candy Vaughan, invites you to join her and her Chaplain, Reverend Danny Pegg at St Mary’s Church, Decoy Drive, Eastbourne, BN22 9PP, at 10.30am on Sunday 8th March 2025 for the service in which this will take place. If attending, please arrive by 10.20am. Following the service, refreshments will be served in the Church Hall. At 12.30pm, the Mayor will walk from the Church Hall, through Hampden Park, to Eastbourne’s Covid Memorial, which is in Elm Grove Park (at the rear of Park Practice, Broadwater Way, Eastbourne). This is a 5-10 minute walk from St Mary’s Church, and you are all welcome to join her. At the memorial, the Mayor will lead a moment of silence to remember all those who lost their lives and were impacted by the pandemic.

Name: National day of reflection Milton Keynes Memorial Event
Location: Milton Keynes, Peace Pagoda
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Milton Keynes will remember all lives lost during the pandemic and the many people and organisations who continued to support us by hosting a memorial event in the beautiful Parks Trust land of Willen Lake at the Peace Pagoda. Local dignitaries and the general public are welcome to join us as we reflect and remember with word and song. The Salvation Army band, MK Collaboration Choir and the beautiful voice of Zoe Britten will provide music alongside our memories. Speeches from the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, The Mayor of Milton Keynes and the bereaved, will provide our reflections. The Buddhist temple have very kindly agreed to perform a blessing in remembrance of all lives lost and the public will be given the opportunity to pay their respects and remember lost loved ones by adding a name or a personal reflection onto our trees of light and love.

Name: Reflection at Hope All Saints Sculpture Park and Memorial Garden
Location: TN288TH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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A peaceful meditation in the Memorial Garden

Name: Time of Reflection in the Covid Memorial Garden
Location: SL24NZ
Date and time: 06/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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On Thursday, 6th March at 11am there will be a time of reflection in the Covid Memorial Garden at the Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens led by local ministers. We will take time to remember those who lost their lives during the pandemic and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown by many during this unprecedented time Tea, coffee and biscuits will be available in the office from 10am-12noon. There will be a rock painting activity to remember loved ones, for those who would like to do something hands-on. This will be available until Sunday, 9th March. Feel free to drop in, help yourself to a pebble and paint it in the office porch and then spend some time in the Covid Memorial Garden.

Name: Cathedral Eucharist Service
Location: GU27UP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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During the morning service that starts at 9.45am we will light a memorial candle between the prayers and the peace, adding a small liturgy in at this point, led by the President. The candle will then be moved to the Lady Chapel for the rest of the day.

Name: Hertsmere remembers – Covid Day of Reflection
Location: Borehamwood
Date and time: 05/03/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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Led by the Mayor of our borough, our staff, elected members, voluntary and statutory partners and town and parish council representatives will gather for a short opportunity to remember and reflect on Wednesday 5 March.

Name: Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Day of Reflection 2025 commemoration
Location: Reigate Town Hall
Date and time: 09/03/25, 17:00
Open to public: No

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To commemorate COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025, Reigate & Banstead Borough Council will be illuminating Reigate Town Hall with a yellow & green projection on the evening of Sunday 9 March from 5pm to 11pm. An NHS flag will also be flown on the flagpole outside the Town Hall.

Name: Church open for private prayer
Location: GU237JL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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St Mary’s church will be open for people to come and reflect or pray quietly, and light a candle.

Name: Maidstone Tree Planting
Location: ME160NH
Date and time: 04/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Maidstone Borough Council (MBC) is taking part in the Day of Reflection as a memorial to the people who lost their lives and anyone impacted as a result Covid-19. MBC is planting 633 trees to commemorate the number of people who died across the borough of Maidstone because of Covid. The trees will include a combination of Oak, Birch, Hawthorn, Field Maple and will be placed in a variety locations across Maidstone including Allington Open Space, where people can visit, stop, remember and take time to reflect on those impacted since the pandemic started. Maidstone residents are being invited to volunteer and take part in the tree planting to be part of the commemoration on Tuesday 4 March and Wednesday 5 March. Anyone who would like to register their interest in the tree planting can email: climateandbiodiversity@maidstone.gov.uk

Name: Day of Reflection
Location: SO147DW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will meet at the Queen’s Peace Fountain, East Park, Southampton on the 9th March at 2.50pm and at 3.00 pm the Bishop of Southampton and the Lord Mayor of Southampton will each say a few words and then we will have 2 minutes silenece.

South West

Name: Covid 19 Day of Reflection Service
Location: DT11XJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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A short Memorial Service will be held at our Memorial Corner outside County Hall. The Memorial Corner was officially opened on 28th September 2022. It includes the existing War Memorial area and was completely renovated and extended to include nine new panels in memory of front-line workers and all who lost their lives during the Covid-19 Pandemic. A seating area has been included where members of the public and Dorset Council staff can reflect and remember.

Name: Standish community tree walk and lunch
Location: GL103DW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 11:00
Open to public: Yes

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A community walk looking at the amazing trees in Standish churchyard will be led by John Parker (CEO of the Arboricultural Association) and will be followed by a light lunch in the village hall.

Name: COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025
Location: EX57DT
Date and time: 07/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection at St. Martin’s Public Open Space in Cranbrook on 7 March, Friday. In addition to a memorial bench and three Elm trees planted in 2022, an ornamental spring flowering tree will be added in the vicinity of the bench. Take time to remember and reflect. Everyone is welcome.

Name: Morning Prayer for the National Day of Reflection
Location: SN252DW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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There will be hymns, Bible readings, sermon, prayers and an opportunity to light a candle to remember those who we lost during Covid

Name: Moment of Reflection
Location: SN155AF
Date and time: 12/03/25, 23:30
Open to public: Yes

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We have planted a spring flowering cherry – in recognition of the dedication of emergency services and all those who volunteered their support during the pandemic. Our Freedom Church has organised a moment of Reflection to coincide with St Mary’s ringing the Church Bells and the Village have been invited to take part in a Clap for Hereos.

Name: Remember & Reflect Together – Covid-19 Day of Reflection Event
Location: TR11EP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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2pm – 2.30pm Service to Remember those lost and reflect on the impact of Covid-19 through society. Followed by Refreshments and the opportunity to sit and share stories whilst decorating wooden hearts which will go on display in the church for a few weeks, and also one to take one home as well. You can also paint a pebble with the aim for you to leave it in a public place of choice. If you lost a loved one due to Covid-19 either directly or indirectly, you can bring a photo (unframed) to be put up on the day.

Name: Service of Reflection
Location: BS165LN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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A Service of Reflection to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during the unprecedented time.

Name: Explore Exmoor and reflect
Location: TA247SH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 00:00
Open to public: Yes

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Exmoor National Park provides inspiration and re-creation for the nation. Explore Exmoor and take your time, in nature, to reflect and remember, Following lockdowns many people found comfort and freedom in the moors and coast of Exmoor. If you want some help in exploring Exmoor follow one of our Exmoor Explorer walks at www.exmoorwalks.org such as our Wheal Eliza walk launched as restrictions were lifted. You can also visit one of our National Park Centres at Dunster or Lynmouth.

Name: Evening Reflection
Location: TA64JA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 18:00
Open to public: Yes

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The church will be open from 6pm – 7pm with introductory prayers and then remain open for people to make use of the space for their own reflection and to light a candle for themselves, a loved one or shared hopes for the future.

Name: Prayer and reflection station
Location: DT93LQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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There is a prayer and reflection station set up in Sherborne Abbey anyone can visit. There you can light a candle or write your thoughts and know you are held by God and His love. Anyone who would like to attend is invited to Parish Eucharist which will include prayers for the day of reflection. The reflection station will stay up for the whole of March.

Wales

Name: Covid19 Day of reflection Tribute Concert -Wales
Location: SA44PE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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An afternoon of free music, remembrance and reflection at The New Lodge, Alexander Road, Gorsenion, Swansea, SA4 4PE to mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection. Please feel free to drop in and join us throughout the day 12-8pm. Chat and meet other bereaved families for support. An opportunity to gather and meet with other Wales bereaved with a 1pm moment of silent reflection and remembrance. Hang a message to a lost loved one, upon our trees of light and leave a message to a loved one in our book of remembrance.

Name: Covid Bereaved Families for Justice Cymru
Location: Wrexham
Date and time: 09/02/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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Our families will gather and hold a 1 minutes silence at midday to remember all those that died of Covid in North Wales

Name: Yellow Heart Covid Memorial Cymru
Location: Treorchy
Date and time: 09/03/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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In 2020, Bev, bereaved by Covid, built this amazing stone heart to commemorate all those that died of Covid in Wales. On 9 March the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Cymru will help bring the memorial back to its former glory.

Name: Covid 19 Service of Remembrance
Location: SA153LJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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A service of remembrance will be held at Parc Howard Museum, Llanelli given by Euryl Howells of Hywel Dda Health Board. A time to reflect and come together on the 5th Anniversary of the Covid Pandemic. You will be invited to the blessing of the Newly Planted Witch Hazel Tree in our Memorial Garden.

Name: Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Cymru
Location: South East Wales
Date and time: 09/03/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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Our families will gather for a tress planting followed by a 1 minutes silence to remember all those that died of Covid in South East Wales

Name: Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK Wales Branch – Day of Reflection 2025
Location: LL146HF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Yes

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CBFFJ UK Members are coming together at The Hafod y Bwch Commemorative Woodland, Hafod Road, Wrexham, LL14 6HF to remember and reflect on this unique period of our history as well as sharing our own experiences. Gathering afterwards at Erddig Hall.

Name: Ogmore Valley Community Council Walk and Talk
Location: CF327AJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 13:30
Open to public: Yes

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Sunday 9 March 2025 is the Day of Reflection across the UK for the COVID-19 pandemic. It is an opportunity to come together to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time. Join the Ogmore Valley Community Council on Sunday 9th March for a walk and talk session from the Ogmore Valley Life Centre at 13:30 to the The Mem Community Centre Inc Nantymoel Boys And Girls Club for 14:30 where there will be refreshments and Rev. Glenda will say some prayers and a blessing.

Name: Service of reflection and remembrance for Covid Remembrance Sunday
Location: LL165UE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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A church service in Holy Trinity, Trefnant, to reflect and remember our loved ones who died during the Covid pandemic. An opportunity to light a candle for them. The service will last for about 40 minutes. There will be refreshments served after the service.

West Midlands

Name: Covid – Day of Reflection
Location: WR80DY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 15:00
Open to public: Yes

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A short service of Reflection, where we will all light a candle to remember those we lost, this will be followed by tea & cake and swopping memories. Lots of photos will be hung up.

Name: Service of Remembrance for Walsall
Location: Walsall
Date and time: 09/03/25, 16:00
Open to public: No

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Walsall Borough will be holding an interfaith service at St. Michael’s parish church Pelsall to remember, reflect and give thanks. Representatives from across Walsall partnerships, agencies and communities are invited to commemorate this 5th anniversary. since the start of Covid-19.It will be a service of word, music, prayer and symbolic action to provide solace and comfort as people lament over this experience.

Name: Broxbourne Covid-19 Day of Reflection service
Location: St Mary’s Church, Cheshunt
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:30
Open to public: Yes

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A service at St Mary’s Church in Cheshunt to honour those who served on the frontline supporting vulnerable people during the Pandemic and to remember those who lost their lives during this period. Refreshments to be served afterwards across the road at the Huntingdon Suite at the Broxbourne Council offices. For catering purposes, please confirm attendance by emailing community@broxbourne.gov.uk

Name: A time of reflection at St Cuthbert’s Church, Brislington
Location: St Cuthbert’s Church, Brislington
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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A banner will be fixed to the outside wall of the church over the weekend where people can write the names of loved ones who died during Covid. The church will also be open on Sunday afternoon for prayers and candle lighting.

Name: A minute’s silence at the Town Hall
Location: CV324AT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:30
Open to public: Yes

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The Chairman will host a short service outside of the Town Hall in Leamington Spa. He will say a few words of reflection, then hold a minute’s silence in memory of those we lost to Covid-19, as the flag is raised to half-mast. All welcome to join and to stand together outside the Town Hall at 11am.

Name: Rothwell Covid-19 Reflection at the Memorial Garden
Location: NN146BQ
Date and time: 08/03/25, 11:30
Open to public: Yes

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A short service to reflect the Covid-19 Pandemic and to formally open Rothwell’s Memorial Garden on Squires Hill.

Name: Lighting Tamworth Castle
Location: Tamworth Castle
Date and time: 09/03/25, 16:30
Open to public: No

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When it gets dark, Tamworth Castle will be lit up yellow on Sunday 9 March to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and for everyone affected during the pandemic.

Name: Reflection Assembly
Location: Telford
Date and time: 10/03/25, No Time Provided
Open to public: No

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We will spend time remembering and exploring feelings.

Grief Support Groups

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East of England

Name: Wigginton Community Shop & Café, Wigginton
Location: HP23 6HH
Date and time: 06/03/25, 13:30
Open to public: Yes

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Our Compassionate Cafés are drop-in sessions that provide a safe space for people who have experienced bereavement or loss, to come along for a cuppa and a chat, Our volunteers are on hand to help and sign post you.

Name: Well Bean Café, Harpenden Trust, Harpenden
Location: AL5 1PU
Date and time: 04/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Jersey Farm Café with Ridgeway Church, St Albans
Location: AL4 9RG
Date and time: 14/03/25, 14:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: St Saviours Cafe with St Saviours Church, St Albans
Location: AL1 4DF
Date and time: 11/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Café on the Corner with Camphill Village Trust, St Albans
Location: AL3 5BJ
Date and time: 06/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Great Missenden Library, Great Missenden
Location: HP16 0AL
Date and time: 26/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Greater London

Name: The Kitchen, Croxley
Location: WD3 3DB
Date and time: 07/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Café West, West Watford
Location: WD18 6NU
Date and time: 18/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Loaves & Fishes Café, Potters Bar
Location: EN6 1JN
Date and time: 05/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: St Lawrence Cafe with St Lawrence Church, Abbots Langley
Location: WD5 0AS
Date and time: 05/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: TRDC Healthy Hub Compassionate Café at Oxhey Library, South Oxhey
Location: WD19 7AG
Date and time: 27/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Cross Government Lunchtime Grief Café – Grief Topic – Being an ‘adult orphan’
Location: SW1A 0AA
Date and time: 03/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: No

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Grief topics are 30 minute lunchtime bite sized sessions with one speaker about their experience of grief. This session is recorded. The event is open to all civil servants across government. Register for the VIRTUAL event here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=-VAcircBikym-pDrkG8Y6e6uCXXPi0pPpGA4kcjSsrlURFhERERINkNaS1pZNUU3MU85UjdOMEUzSS4u&route=shorturl

Name: Cross Government Lunchtime Grief Café
Location: SW1A 2AA
Date and time: 07/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: No

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The lunchtime cafe is a safe place to share and connect with others experiencing grief. We start with information on bereavement and grief, we hear from colleagues about their grief and we end with ‘say their name’. There is no expectation to speak at Grief Café. The event is open to all civil servants across government. Register for the VIRTUAL event here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=-VAcircBikym-pDrkG8Y6e6uCXXPi0pPpGA4kcjSsrlUQ0NTM1NUS1g1OE02MDU4Nzg4R1paVk85NS4u&route=shorturl

Name: Cross Government Lunchtime Grief Café – COVID-19 Day of Reflection
Location: SW1A 1AA
Date and time: 10/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: No

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The Covid-19 pandemic was an unprecedented time for us all. We all experienced so many emotions. Fear, uncertainty, loss, grief, isolation and so many more. Five years on after the outbreak of Covid, we would like to get together as a group and share our stories of our experiences during this difficult time. You are welcome to volunteer and share your story, or simply come along to listen. This lunchtime cafe is a safe space where we can acknowledge that everyone’s experiences were different and multi-layered. The event is open to all civil servants across government. Register for the VIRTUAL event here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=-VAcircBikym-pDrkG8Y6e6uCXXPi0pPpGA4kcjSsrlUMkxVVlRCVjJLOUpNUFg4NkYwVUlPTEhQMi4u&route=shorturl

Name: Cross Government Grief Café
Location: SW1A 2AB
Date and time: 11/03/25, 16:00
Open to public: No

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The cafe is a safe place to share and connect with others experiencing grief. We start with information on bereavement and grief, we hear from colleagues about their grief and we end with ‘say their name’. There is no expectation to speak at Grief Café. The event is open to all civil servants across government. Register for the VIRTUAL event here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=-VAcircBikym-pDrkG8Y6e6uCXXPi0pPpGA4kcjSsrlUNTNFSDQ4TkxRMkZTWk0xRlk2RTFCMjJOUS4u&route=shorturl

Marie Curie Locations

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East Midlands

Name: Marie Curie Chilwell
Location: NG9 6DX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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At 12pm on Sunday 9th March we will be holding a 1 minute silence to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time.

Name: Marie Curie Sinfin
Location: DE24 3DS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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East of England

Name: Marie Curie Billericay
Location: CM12 9DF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Canvey Island
Location: SS8 7AG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Hednesford
Location: WS12 1DW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Shoeburyness
Location: SS3 8DA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Greater London

Name: Marie Curie Archway
Location: N19 5QT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Caterham
Location: CR3 6RT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Crouch End
Location: N8 8PT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Dartford
Location: DA1 2DL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Edmonton
Location: N18 2XF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Eltham
Location: SE9 1TD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Enfield
Location: EN3 5JG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Finsbury Park
Location: N4 2HY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Golders Green
Location: NW11 8LN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Gravesend
Location: DA11 0TA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Harringay
Location: N4 1AL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Highbury
Location: N1 2LF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie South Ockendon
Location: RM15 5EF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Swanley
Location: BR8 7TQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Wallington
Location: SM6 0LH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Waltham Cross
Location: EN8 7BY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Worcester Park
Location: KT4 8DT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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North East

Name: Marie Curie Barnard Castle
Location: DL12 8LX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Byker
Location: NE6 1DR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Gosforth
Location: NE3 1HA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Houghton Le Spring
Location: DH4 4AF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Jarrow
Location: NE32 3LN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie King Street
Location: NE33 1DA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Middlesbrough
Location: TS1 1LE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Wallsend
Location: NE28 8JP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie West Road
Location: NE4 9QA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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North West

Name: Marie Curie Alderly Edge
Location: SK9 7DY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Hunts Cross
Location: L24 9GB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Sheffield
Location: S11 8PN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Shipley
Location: BD18 3QB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie West Derby Road
Location: L13 8AE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Scotland

Name: Marie Curie Bearsden
Location: G61 3RB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Cardonald
Location: G52 3SJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Hyndland Road
Location: G12 9JA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Knightswood
Location: G14 0YU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Lanark
Location: ML11 7ES
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Larkhall
Location: ML9 1DZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Maryhill
Location: G20 9SH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Morningside
Location: EH10 4QL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Perth
Location: PH1 5EJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Port Glasgow
Location: PA14 5JQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Portobello
Location: EH15 1AH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Saltcoats
Location: KA21 5EL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Shawlands
Location: G41 3YT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie South Bridge
Location: EH1 1LL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Springburn
Location: G21 1TS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Stranraer
Location: DG9 7RR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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South East

Name: Marie Curie Bedford
Location: MK40 1NE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Bitterne
Location: SO18 5EF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Burgess Hill
Location: RH15 9BB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Durrington
Location: BN13 3PB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Eastbourne
Location: BN21 3LX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Farnbrough
Location: GU14 7SE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Hastings
Location: TN34 1QY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Kemp Town
Location: BN2 1EE
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Langney
Location: BN23 7RT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Lymington
Location: SO41 9AF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Rainham
Location: ME8 7HW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Southsea
Location: PO5 3PP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Worthing
Location: BN11 3HF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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South West

Name: Marie Curie Exeter
Location: EX1 1EN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Gloucester Road
Location: BS7 8AT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Parkstone
Location: BH14 9DF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Sidmouth
Location: EX10 8AH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Swindon
Location: SN2 1AB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Westbourne
Location: BH4 9DZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Wales

Name: Marie Curie Abergavenny
Location: NP7 5AU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Barry
Location: CF63 4HP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Brackla
Location: CF31 2LL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Cowbridge Road
Location: CF11 9AJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Merthyr
Location: CF47 8EL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Penarth
Location: CF64 1JB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Port Talbot
Location: SA13 1PH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Swansea
Location: SA1 5LQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Whitchurch
Location: CF14 1DA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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West Midlands

Name: Marie Curie Erdington
Location: B23 6SJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Knowle
Location: B93 0NA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Sheldon
Location: B26 3JB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Shrewsbury
Location: SY1 1PY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Name: Marie Curie Yardley
Location: B25 8UJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 12:00
Open to public: Y

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Places for Reflection

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Name: Sherwood, Forestry England
Location: NG21 9JL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Sherwood, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Hicks Lodge, Forestry England
Location: LE65 2UP
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Hicks Lodge, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

East of England

Name: Drop in at our National Park Centres
Location: YO7 2EH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Our National Park Centres at Sutton Bank and Danby Lodge are free to enter and open all day. They are both ideal locations for outdoor activities and quiet space for private reflections.

Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Fernbank Court
Location: YO8 9RU
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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North Yorkshire Tree Trail In 2023 North Yorkshire Council planted 8 trees across the county as a memorial and place for reflection for all those whose lives were lost, those who struggled and for those who worked to protect the local communities.

Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Deansfield Court
Location: YO179DJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Cedar Court
Location: YO125LA
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail
Location: YO7 1TH
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: St Andrew’s Church Reflection
Location: CO169AT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 00:00
Open to public: Yes

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St Andrew’s Church in Weeley will be open for any resident to come along and spend some time in a peaceful environment to reflect on the Pandemic and the affect it has had on them and their families.

Name: High Lodge, Forestry England
Location: IP27 0AF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at High Lodge, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Wendover, Forestry England
Location: HP22 5NQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Wendover, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Cannock, Forestry England
Location: WS15 2UQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Cannock, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Dalby, Forestry England
Location: YO18 7LT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Dalby, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Drop in at our National Park Centres
Location: YO21 2NB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Our National Park Centres at Sutton Bank and Danby Lodge are free to enter and open all day. They are both ideal locations for outdoor activities and quiet space for private reflections.

Greater London

Name: Horniman Gardens
Location: SE233PQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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The Horniman Gardens will be open between 8am and 6.30pm on the Day of Reflection. During the pandemic the Horniman Gardens remained open as an important local asset for wellbeing and exercise. Visitor comments at that time highlight both the physical and mental health benefits of the Gardens: “I have been using the gardens for a walk most days during the lockdown as I don’t have any outside space. Thank you so much for keeping them open.” “Your green and communal space is vital to the mental wellbeing of so many people and I hope it will continue to be so in the future.” “Thanks for providing such beautiful gardens, free to visit. They have helped many people feel better in this difficult year.” “During the pandemic, the Gardens have been my sanity and my peace. It really is a special place. Thank you.”

Name: London Blossom Garden
Location: E201DY
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Visit the London Blossom Garden at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park anytime during the Day of Reflection for a quiet space to reflect and remember. The London Blossom Garden commemorates the city’s shared experience of the Coronavirus pandemic. The garden offers a place of reflection for Londoners to remember those they have lost, and pays tribute to London’s brave key workers who risked their own lives to help others and keep our city moving. With 33 different blossom trees to represent a London borough, including the City of London, this is a peaceful and tranquil space where all are welcome.

Name: Tate Britain
Location: SW1P4RG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Tate Britain will be open from 10.00 to 17.45 on the Day of Reflection and throughout the year. The Gallery offers a number of quiet areas for reflection.

Name: Tate Modern
Location: SE19TG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Tate Modern will be open between 10.00 and 17.45 on the Day of Reflection and throughout the year. The gallery offers a number of quiet spaces for reflection.

Name: West Norwood Crematorium Day of Reflection
Location: SE279JU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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We will open the chapel and allow people to visit and sit in quiet contemplation. There will be candles that can be lit and a Book of Memory where messages can be left for loved ones. This is inside the chapel at SE27 9JU. Parking is available.

Name: The National Archives park
Location: TW94DU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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The National Archives park will be open between dawn and dusk on the Day of Reflection. During the pandemic the park and pond area at The National Archives remained open as an important local asset for wellbeing and exercise.

Name: Jeskyns, Forestry England
Location: DA12 3AN
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Jeskyns, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Bushy Park
Location: TW12 2EJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Bushy Park, the second largest of London’s eight Royal Parks at over 1000 across, home to wild deer and located north of Hampton Court Palace. Explore the tranquil water and woodland gardens, wandering along avenues of ancient trees or watching the deer while you sip a coffee, you’ll find something to love at Busy Park.

Name: Green Park
Location: W1J 9DZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Green Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. It is a peaceful triangle of mature trees and grasslands offering a quiet retreat from city life. With its shaded avenues of mature trees and stretches of picturesque grassland, it’s the perfect place to get away from it all. Step inside and slow down.

Name: Greenwich Park
Location: SE10 8XH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Greenwich Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. This charming landscape has watched over the ever-changing city of London for hundreds of years. As you enjoy the shade of historic tree avenues, you might come across traces of earlier visitors to the park – from the remains of a Roman Temple in the south, to the distinctive mounds of the Anglo-Saxon cemetery to the east.

Name: Hyde Park
Location: W2 2UH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Hyde Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. A green sanctuary perfect for relaxation and leisure. The vast open space in the heart of the city is packed with things to discover. At its heart is the Serpentine, boasting panoramic lake-side paths, waterfront cafes and an abundance of wildlife to spot. Look out for the heron under the bride – and hardy swimmers at the Lido, home to the oldest swimming club in Britain.

Name: Kensington Gardens
Location: W2 2UH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Kensington Gardens, one of London’s eight Royal Parks, covering an area of 256 acres of old and new park pastimes and green space. You are invited to explore the historic tree avenues, majestic vistas and blossoming flower walks where generations of writers and artists have set their imaginations free. The meandering flower walks on each side of the park offer a tranquil place to sit and admire fine horticulture.

Name: The Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill
Location: NW1 4NR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in the Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. Slow down and smell the roses. Or work up a sweat. Grab a slice of culture or a slice of cake. Watch the birds or take in that famous view from Primrose Hill. For generations, this vista has inspired artists and poets.

Name: Richmond Park
Location: TW10 5HS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in Richmond Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. This extraordinary landscape has been shaped by nature for over 700 years. Explore the spectacular Isabella Plantation with its extravaganza of bright azaleas, venture up King Henry’s Mound to admire distant views to St Paul’s Cathedral or hire a bike to enjoy a leisurely cycle as you take in the sights.

Name: St. James’s Park
Location: SW1A 2BJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) in St James’s Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks. This is the most royal of London’s Royal Parks. Shaped by generations of monarchs and bordered by three royal palaces, St. James’s Park is the home of ceremonial events in the capital. From royal weddings and jubilees to military parades and state celebrations – this is the park where history is made. Come and explore it for yourself…

Name: Victoria Tower Gardens
Location: SW1P 3JR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) wandering through Victoria Tower Gardens, boasting a stunning range of sculptures that celebrate freedom. It is a riverside sanctuary in the political heart of Westminster.

Name: Brompton Cemetery
Location: SW10 9UG
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Not specified

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Mark the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) walking through Brompton Cemetery, where the entire landscape was conceived as a garden as valuable for the living as for the dead. Amidst the gothic monuments, the cemetery is teeming with life. Come and meander along its avenues of stately lime trees where, among the wildflowers, you’ll spot an abundance of wildlife. Birds, butterflies, bats and beetles all call Brompton Cemetery home.

North East

Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail
Location: DL78DD
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Station View
Location: HG27JB
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Sycamore Hall
Location: DL83HF
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Hamsterley, Forestry England
Location: DL13 3NL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Hamsterley, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Kielder, Forestry England
Location: NE48 1ER
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Kielder, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

North West

Name: Rotherham Hope Fields
Location: S654NU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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Hope Fields, at Thrybergh Country Park, will be open throughout the Day of Reflection for a quiet space to reflect and remember. Hope Fields is a living memorial to honour both the victims of COVID-19 and those who fought the virus. Hope Fields was designed in consultation with communities from across the borough as a tribute not only to people who lost their lives, but also those who were part of the emergency response and recovery effort – from key workers to volunteers and communities.

Name: North Yorkshire Tree Trail – Aireville Nurseries
Location: BD231RT
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:30
Open to public: Yes

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North Yorkshire Tree Trail In 2023 North Yorkshire Council planted 8 trees across the county as a memorial and Places for Reflection for all those whose lives were lost, those who struggled and for those who worked to protect the local communities.

Name: Delamere, Forestry England
Location: CW8 2HZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Delamere, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Grizedale, Forestry England
Location: LA22 0QJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Grizedale, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Whinlatter, Forestry England
Location: CA12 5TW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Whinlatter, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Gisburn, Forestry England
Location: BB7 4TS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Gisburn, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Scotland

Name: Marie Curie Reflection Stations In Partnership with Glasgow Life Libraries
Location: G37DN
Date and time: 10/03/25, 13:00
Open to public: Yes

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Our objective is to inspire individuals to reflect on and share their memories, experiences of loss, resilience, and aspirations for the future. These reflections will be documented on Marie Curie-branded Petals, forming the foundation of a Petal Book that captures these shared experiences for distribution both physically and digitally. Additionally we will also encourage the public to write letters, either to lost loved ones or to their future selves, expressing hopes, cherished memories, or lessons learned from the pandemic. These activities aim to foster connection, reflection, and community engagement.

Name: Marie Curie Reflection Stations In Partnership with Glasgow Life Libraries
Location: G349JW
Date and time: 07/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Marie Curie Reflection Stations in Partnership with EDLC
Location: G628PN
Date and time: 06/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Marie Curie Reflection Stations in Partnership with EDLC
Location: G642LX
Date and time: 04/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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Name: Marie Curie Reflection Stations in Partnership with EDLC
Location: G661AD
Date and time: 05/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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South East

Name: COVID Day of Reflection Ceremony
Location: PO49RU
Date and time: 09/03/25, 09:00
Open to public: Yes

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This is a free open service too allow anyone to reflect on the losses we have felt, give support to those who are grieving and give thanks to our community.

Name: Afternoon of Reflection at Mid-England Barrow
Location: OX171FA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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An opportunity to visit the Barrow, memorial garden, and reflect at the Covid memorial cairn situated along the path to the Barrow. Refreshments will be available, but entry is free.

Name: Mid-EnglandBarrow Covid memorial afternoon of reflection
Location: OX171FA
Date and time: 09/03/25, 14:00
Open to public: Yes

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The entire site will be open for the public to visit the Covid memorial in the grounds of Mid-England Barrow. Refreshments will be available.

Name: Bedgebury, Forestry England
Location: TN17 2SJ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Bedgebury, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Alice Holt, Forestry England
Location: GU10 4LS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Alice Holt, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

South West

Name: Beechenhurst, Forestry England
Location: GL16 7EL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Beechenhurst, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Forest of Dean Cycle Centre, Forestry England
Location: GL16 7EH
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Forest of Dean Cycle Centre, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Mallards Pike, Forestry England
Location: GL15 4HD
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Mallards Pike, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Symonds Yat, Forestry England
Location: GL16 7NZ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Symonds Yat, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Haldon, Forestry England
Location: EX6 7XR
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Haldon, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Cardinham, Forestry England
Location: PL30 4AL
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Cardinham, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Moors Valley, Forestry England
Location: BH24 2ET
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Moors Valley, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Westonbirt, Forestry England
Location: GL8 8QS
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Westonbirt, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

West Midlands

Name: Art of Reflection
Location: CV15AB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 10:00
Open to public: Yes

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Within the ruins of Coventry Cathedral will be local mural artist Katie O with a 6m canvas of a reflective piece of art to encourage reflection. The new Cathedral will be open for those wishing to light a candle too. The ruins are free to enter and open 10am – 4pm on Sunday 9th March

Name: Wyre, Forestry England
Location: DY14 9XQ
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Wyre, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Haughmond Hill, Forestry England
Location: SY4 4PW
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Haughmond Hill, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Salcey, Forestry England
Location: NN7 2HX
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Salcey, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

Name: Fineshade, Forestry England
Location: NN17 3BB
Date and time: 09/03/25, 08:00
Open to public: Yes

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Join us on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection (Sunday 9 March) at Fineshade, Forestry England. Take time to remember and reflect whilst relaxing the fresh air. Being among the trees is good for your wellbeing whether you are having a gentle stroll or maybe going for a run, or riding your bike – everyone is welcome to spend time in these beautiful, calming surroundings.

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