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Brian Epstein Memorial Campaign
Posted on: January 23rd, 2008 by History Month

>A campaign is underway to create a lasting and fitting memorial to the man who discovered The Beatles and died tragically before he had time to enjoy the fruits of his labour in 1967.

Artist Maggi Hambling has expressed her interest in the project, the Gay Bussiness Association is backing the campaign and the proposal is to be put before Liverpool City Council with the hope of getting all party support.

There is also a petition available here.

Find out more about Brian Epstein here and here.

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