Residents are invited to lay floral tributes in towns and villages across Huntingdonshire in honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The Queen, our nation's longest-reigning monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on September 8.
Town Councils and Village Parish Councils have assigned designated areas for floral tributes and ask that any form of wrapping from the flowers is removed before laying them.
Once the mourning period has ended after the Queen's funeral on September 19, the flowers will be collected as part of a ceremonial removal.
The flowers will then be composted, with a tree planted in each town in memory of Her Majesty the Queen.
Floral tributes in Huntingdon have started to be placed outside the Town Hall.
The Mayor of Huntingdon, Cllr David Landon Cole and the Chair of Huntingdonshire District Council, Cllr Michael, laid flowers on behalf of the town and district council.
Here are the details on where you can leave floral tributes in towns near you:
Huntingdon
If you wish to lay flowers during the mourning period, you may do so on the north side of the Huntingdon Town Hall (nearest Barclays Bank).
St Ives
The loading bay in the town centre outside of the Town Hall is the official designated area for floral tributes in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Little Paxton
Floral tributes should be laid at Queen Elizabeth Garden at St James Church, High Street, Little Paxton.
St Neots
If you wish to lay flowers during the mourning period, you may do so on the green space marked next to the War Memorial at St Neots Parish Church, Church Walk, St Neots.
Godmanchester
Should you wish to lay flowers as a tribute, you can do so around the Godmanchester War Memorial on Post Street.
Yaxley
If you wish to lay flowers during the mourning period, you may do so on the Green, by Main Street, close to the flagpole.
Ramsey
The mayor encourages floral tributes to be left at the Ramsey War Memorial.
Perry/ Grafham
Flowers can be laid at Perry Baptist Church, East Perry. A book of condolences has also been placed inside the church where tributes can be made within the book. The church will be opened between 2pm and 9pm each day for 10 days with immediate effect.
If you know any other towns or villages laying floral tributes, please let us know the details by emailing Alexander.Gilham@archant.co.uk.
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