The Infected Blood Memorial Committee will hold a national service at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Tuesday, 19 May 2026. Doors open at 10 am, with all attendees seated by 10:45 am. The one‑hour service starts at 11 am and the cathedral remains open until 1 pm. The event will be streamed and recorded for those unable to attend. It is a Christian‑based service but welcomes all faiths, and was designed with community feedback. Participants include members of the infected blood community, supporters, and invited state representatives. Bags over 45 cm × 30 cm × 25 cm are not permitted. Attendees must present a QR ticket and will undergo a security check. Two entrances—West for general access and North Transept for those with accessibility needs or no‑filming—will be used. Low‑mobility seats are reserved, and a dedicated expenses desk will assist with travel claims, up to £195 per room for journeys over three hours.
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