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The flags at County Hall (Trowbridge), Monkton Park (Chippenham) and Bourne Hill (Salisbury) have been lowered to half-mast as a mark of respect to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The village fete which takes place on Saturday 17 September will start with a moment of reflection. Local events and arrangements in Wiltshire that we have been made aware of: Arrangements for the funeral of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II have been published on Royal Household: Arrangements for the Funeral of Her Majesty The Queen (opens new window) website. The state funeral takes place on Monday 19 September at 11am.

Mourners are kindly requested to remove all plastic wrapping from the floral tributes so they can be recycled after the period of national mourning. The designated place for floral tributes is the front of County Hall. Watch a recording of the announcement on Facebook: Wiltshire Council (opens new window). The Proclamation of His Majesty King Charles III took place at 1pm on Sunday 11 September at County Hall, Trowbridge. Highways operations will be emergencies only. All roadworks scheduled to take place on Monday 19 September will be suspended for the day, which may mean that the duration of these works are extended by a day.The three main council hubs (Bourne Hill, County Hall and Monkton Park) will be closed.

#Register majesty 2 collection registration#

Registration services will only be open for scheduled ceremonies.To find out timings on this date, people are advised to call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 or contact the local bus company. Buses will be running to Sunday timetables, therefore bus routes that do not normally run on a Sunday will not be running on 19 September.Normal library opening hours will resume from 20 September. Books of condolence will be available in libraries until the end of the day on 20 September. Any books that were due to be returned by 19 September will be extended until 26 September. Libraries will be closed, with no mobile library service on offer on that day.Leisure centres will be closed with normal opening hours resuming from 20 September.All household recycling centres will be closed with normal opening hours resuming from 20 September.For collections scheduled between Tuesday 20 and Friday 23 September we ask that bins and containers are placed out as normal by 7am, though some collections may not be completed until the following day. All collections due on the day of the Queen's funeral will instead take place Tuesday 20 September. No collections of waste or recycling will take place on Monday 19 September.Changes to Wiltshire Council services on 19 September

You can contribute to the national book of condolence on the Royal Household: Send a message of condolence (opens new window). A selection of messages will be passed onto members of the Royal Family, and may be held in the Royal Archives for posterity. In due course the messages shared here will be printed out and bound into a book and sent to the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre for the archives. Tributes will be shared and you can send your messages at any time until the online book is closed the day after the funeral. Please send us a message and if you have a picture you also want to share of The Queen, please do so using the online form. You can use this book of condolence to write down your memories of The Queen so we can collectively share in this important time of reflection and mourning. Her Majesty The Queen has been a part of all our lives and we know many people will want the opportunity to share their thoughts at this sad time.