A memorial service to mark Charles Kennedy’s remarkable contribution to public life will be held in the Bute Hall at the University of Glasgow, G12 8QQ on Thursday 18 June at 7pm.
It is expected that members of the public, politicians from across the spectrum, students old and new, academics and university leaders, friends and colleagues from the world of entertainment and the media will attend this service which is open to the public.
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Bute Hall will not be big enough
How big is it, Robin?
Am I right that there is to be one in the south as well? Westminster (St Margarets?) I assume.
I think the last such I went to was Jo and Laura Grimond. Who were probably both present (at least Laura was) the day I first met Charles. I was reading the tributes in Hansard and it made me want to cry again.
‘Bute Hall will not be big enough’
I thought it was pretty large when my daughter graduated there nearly twenty years ago. Apparently it can seat over a thousand, when laid out as a theatre. As you said, probably not enough.
I see that the university does webcast and DVDs of graduation ceremonies. I rather hope that TV would be there as well.