His Honour Judge Stuart Bridge Memorial Service
Service will be held on Friday 1st October at 3.00pm at Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge
Professor Beverley Glover has asked that the following information be shared about the planned memorial service for His Honour Judge Stuart Bridge (1977).
All members of the College are welcome. If you would like to attend, please email directorate@botanic.cam.ac.uk as soon as possible.
Details about the Service:
- The Service will be held at Great St Mary’s Church, Cambridge CB2 3PQ
- Gowns may be worn (no hoods)
- A reception for everyone who attends the Memorial Service will be held on the Erasmus Lawn at Queens' College after the Service.
- Please enter the College via the old gatehouse on Queens' Lane
- Car parking will not be available at Queens'
FAQs
Can I borrow a gown from Queens’?
Unfortunately, we do not have gowns to lend out for the Service. A gown is not required for the Service or at the reception afterwards.
Where can I park, as it’s not possible to park in Queens’?
We recommend using the Park & Ride services in Cambridge (see the following map https://cambridgeparkandride.info/).
Can I stay overnight in College?
Accommodation is not available in College, so please find below a list of suggested local hotels:
- Graduate Hotel (formerly The Doubletree Hotel by Hilton), Mill Lane
- The Hilton Cambridge City Hotel, Downing Street
- The Møller Centre
- Hotel du Vin, Trumpington Street
- The Varsity Hotel, off Bridge Street, near Magdalene
Stuart Bridge 1958-2020
Stuart Bridge 1958-2020
Can I bring a guest to the service?
Yes, but please do let the organisers know when you respond to directorate@botanic.cam.ac.uk
Can I look round the College after the Memorial Service?
If you are a member of Queens' and have attended the Service and reception, then you are able to look round College.
Stuart Bridge and family in South Africa, August 2019
Stuart Bridge and family in South Africa, August 2019
Professor Glover, the President and Fellows of Queens’ are very grateful to all the members and friends who have given so generously to support the endowment of this Fellowship (£600,000). The inaugural Stuart Bridge Fellow in Law will be appointed in due course.
The dinner for donors who gave £1,000 (net) to the Fellowship campaign will be held when it is safe to do so. We recognise that donors from around the world supported this Fellowship and we are keen to welcome as many as possible back to the College to celebrate this. A date will be confirmed in the future.
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