A national one minute silence will be held today at 12pm to mark the anniversary since the first Covid lockdown was announced.
Today, those who have died in the pandemic will be remembered and people are being encouraged to light up their doorsteps.
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Buildings and landmarks are also set to be illuminated across the UK.
Where operationally possible, across SCAS we will be joining the minute's silence at 12 noon to reflect & connect as part of the National #DayofReflection.
— South Central Ambulance Service (@SCAS999) March 23, 2021
We will particularly remember our friends & colleagues who are sadly no longer with us.https://t.co/GVljImipmV pic.twitter.com/TmeAj3xcVo
South Central Ambulance Service tweeted they will be joining the minutes silence to remember friends and colleagues.
Will you be taking part? Who will you be remembering? Let us know in the comments.
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