Floral Tributes Placed In Memorial Gardens To Honour The Queen
Written by HFM News on 9th September 2022
People have placed flowers in Market Harborough’s Memorial Gardens to honour the Queen.
Several bouquets have been left under the flagpole, as the Union flag flies at half-mast above.
Cllr Rani Mahal, vice-chairman of Harborough District Council, has placed flowers on behalf of the authority.
People have also been signing books of condolence at St Dionysius Church and the Symington Building.
Vice Chairman Councillor Rani Mahal lays flowers in the memorial gardens with intrim chief executive Liz Elliott.
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Flowers left in the Memorial Gardens in Market Harborough.
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Book of condolence for the Queen at St Dionysius church in Market Harborough.
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Flag at half mast in the Market Harborough Memorial Gardens.
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Stacey Barthorpe leaves a message in the book of condolence for the Queen at St Dionysius church in Market Harborough.
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Flags fly at half mast at St Dionysius church and Market Harborough Council Offices.
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Book of condolence for the Queen at St Dionysius church in Market Harborough.
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