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Hm The Queen For Online Use Only

As we learn of the sad news that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has passed away, the thoughts of the citizens of Wellingborough are with the Royal Family as they grieve for their Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.

The Queen demonstrated extraordinary dedication and commitment to duty throughout her Reign and did so with a graceful strength and admirable determination. She ruled throughout decades of change, from the dark post war years through to the new horizons of the 21st century, providing essential continuity for the nation.

This is a period of public grief when people who do not know each other come together to mourn a national figure who has been consistent throughout our lives and for whom we have collective affection despite not knowing her personally.

Please pass the deepest condolences of the residents of Wellingborough Town Council to HM King Charles III.

Yours faithfully

Jon Ekins

Mayor of Wellingborough Town Council
For and on behalf of all citizens of Wellingborough Town Council

Reading of the proclamation

 

The local Reading of the Proclamation of the new Sovereign, King Charles III, will take place at Market Street, Wellingborough on Sunday 11th September from 2:30pm. Members of the public are invited to attend.

Service sheet

Floral Tributes.

 

People can lay floral tributes if they wish to do so.

Floral tributes are to be laid in front of Jotto’s Fountain that is directly in front of Swanspool House at the junction of London Road and Doddington Road

Book of condolence

 

From today, Friday 9 September, a book of condolence will be opened in the Main Reception, Swanspool House, Doddington Road, Wellingborough, NN8 1BP, to mark the sad news. This will be available for everyone to pay their respects.

Please be aware that during peak periods there may be queues.