Give Captain Tom Moore a statue in Trafalgar Square.

Trafalgar Square has always been where Britain's war heroes are honoured with statues. The fourth plinth is empty, it has no permanent resident. If ever there was a more deserving and publicly-supported candidate to have a permanent statue there, it must be Captain Tom Moore.

Decisions about what is displayed on Trafalgar Square is a matter for the Mayor of London and London Assembly, not the Government or House of Commons.

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Commission a Memorial Plaque to honour and remember UK victims of the Covid-19: Commission a Memorial Plaque to honour and remember UK victims of the Covid-19

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