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Michael Causer’s Murder to Be Remembered This Weekend
Posted on: July 30th, 2009 by History Month

>To mark the first anniversary of the murder of Michael Causer, there will be a respectful gathering to remember all victims of persecution on Sunday August 2nd, at the Memorial Stone, in St Johns Gardens (behind St. Georges Hall), Liverpool.

People are meeting at 12.00 noon. At 12.30, one year on from the exact moment of Michael’s death, there will be a minute’s silence, and friends and family are invited to speak about Michael, and what he meant to them.

Afterwards, while some will probably go to the bars in the gay quarter, a Music on the Waterfront event will take place at the Pier Head which could very well be the weekend and venue for Liverpool Pride 2010.

Lazy Sunday Afternoon (1 to 4pm) is an afternoon of jazzy bluesy niceness produced by some of Liverpool’s finest players, supported by world music performers. For more information about Music on the Waterfront, please visit Liverpool Council’s website here.

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