The UK Commission on Covid Commemoration launches a survey to collate information on commemoration activities across the UK
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The UK Commission on Covid Commemoration launches a survey to collate information on commemoration activities across the UK

The UK Commission on Covid Commemoration was set up on July 21 in order to achieve wide agreement from throughout the entire United Kingdom over how to remember the COVID-19 epidemic and mark this important time in our history at the national and local levels.

The Commission is interested in learning about current and upcoming Covid remembrance events taking place throughout the United Kingdom as part of its work.

To let the Commission know about Covid remembrance events in your area, kindly complete this brief survey.

This could involve events like the dedication of a memorial garden or a thank-you party for those who helped with the response, for example.

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