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Books of condolence opened for people in Lichfield and Burntwood to pay respects to The Queen

Books of condolence are being made available for people across Lichfield and Burntwood to pay their respects to Her Majesty The Queen.

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Her Majesty the Queen
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Books of condolence are being made available for people across Lichfield and Burntwood to pay their respects to Her Majesty The Queen.

The monarch’s death yesterday (8th September) has seen the nation enter into a period of mourning.

Lichfield District Council said a books of condolence were available at:

  • Lichfield Cathedral
  • Burntwood Leisure Centre (except for Saturday and Sunday)
  • Fazeley Town Hall (except for Saturday and Sunday)

The National Memorial Arboretum has confirmed it will also host a book of condolences.

A localised digital book of condolence has also been opened for Staffordshire residents.

A spokesperson for Lichfield District Council added:

“People who wish to lay flowers or leave a tribute you can place them at the official locations at Chasetown Memorial Park, Memorial Square in Fazeley and Lichfield’s Garden of Remembrance.”

Lichfield District Council spokesperson
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