A Memorial for Dr Peter Fisher in Queen's Square

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A Memorial for Dr Peter Fisher in Queen’s Square

A memorial bench for Dr Peter Fisher was unveiled yesterday (21st November 2019) in Queen's Square with many Faculty members (old and new), family and colleagues in attendance. Mrs Marigold Clevely, VP of the friends of The Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine spoke of Peter's fantastic contributions to the hospital and the worldwide homeopathic community.

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