On Saturday, September 26, a ceremony took place at Treloar College for the opening of a new memorial dedicated to victims of the contaminated blood scandal. This institution became one of the symbols of the tragedy that received widespread attention in Britain — many schoolchildren who suffered from hemophilia previously received contaminated blood products, which led to their illness and, in many cases, death. The opening of the memorial was part of an ongoing process of public recognition of the scale of what occurred and the commemoration of those who suffered. Such commemorative events are taking place against the backdrop of continued public attention to the contaminated blood case, which was previously the subject of an official investigation that revealed systemic failures in the work of medical and state institutions. The ceremony at Treloar brought together former students, their relatives, and members of the public, for whom this event holds special significance as a symbol of remembrance and acknowledgment of the suffering they endured.