Remembering Miriam… and the other victims of 7/7

Today I have been remembering Miriam Hyman and thinking about her and the 51 other people killed in the 7/7 London bombings – and, of course, their families.
Miriam was a picture researcher at BBC Worldwide and I was lucky enough to work with her on two of my books. She was great at her job and just lovely company.
She was on a bus in Tavistock Square, London on 7/7 2005 and was one of 13 people murdered when a terrorist detonated a bomb.
Miriam’s family has established The Miriam Hyman Memorial Trust which helps children in India in need of eye operations: www.miriam-hyman.com Please take a look at it when you have time.

The show ran for about 90 minutes including a 20 minute interval, which was perfect for young children and our two-year-old daughter sat through it all, despite being ready for her afternoon nap.
The young cast did a great job bringing the on-screen characters to life and if they felt hot in their bright but no-doubt hefty costumes then they certainly didn’t seem to let it affect their enthusiasm and energy levels.