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Image source, Getty ImagesA bank holiday across the UK has been approved by King Charles III for the day of the funeral of his mother Queen Elizabeth II.The new king confirmed the order at a ceremony in London proclaiming him as monarch.The Queens state funeral will be held on Monday 19 September.The Queen, Britains longest ever reigning monarch, died peacefully on Thursday afternoon at her Scottish estate in Balmoral.The state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey, the historic church where Britains kings and queens are crowned, and where Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Philip in 1947.There has not been a monarchs funeral service in the Abbey since the 18th Century, although the funeral of the Queens mother was held there in 2002.Westminster Abbey is the historic church where Britains kings and queens are crowned, including the Queens coronation in 1953, and where she married Prince Philip in 1947.Heads of state from across the world will be invited to join members of the Royal Family to remember the life and service of the Queen.Senior UK politicians and former prime ministers are also expected to attend the service, which will be televised. It is expected that certain aspects of daily life will be put on hold for the date of the state funeral, with some businesses and organisations choosing to close or halt their operations.The Royal Mail has announced that its postal services will be suspended on the day, and some shops like Harrods have already said they plan to close.The upcoming bank holiday is one of several ways in which life in the UK is temporarily being put on hold following the Queens death.A period of national mourning is now in place and will last until the day of the state funeral, the government has announced. There is no obligation for organisers to cancel planned events, but many that were due to happen in the immediate aftermath of the Queens death have already been cancelled or postponed for a few days.Football matches in the Premier League, English Football League or in Scotland or Northern Ireland have been postponed until Tuesday, while all games in the Womens Super League, Womens Championship and Womens FA Cup have also been put on hold. A number of horse racing, golf, and boxing fixtures have also been called off.Large-scale strike actions planned for next week were immediately cancelled following the Queens death, and the Trades Union Congress said it was postponing its annual conference in Brighton this weekend out of respect.On the day of the state funeral, government guidance suggests organisers of sporting fixtures or pre-planned events may wish to adjust timings to avoid clashing with the service or processions.North Somerset schools will be closed and many shops and businesses will also close. On the day, there will be changes to a number of council services including recycling and waste collections. Changes to the opening hours of libraries and leisure centres are listed below and changes to recycling and waste collections next week are available on the councils website. Leisure centres Backwell - open from 7am to 10.30am and from 3.30pm to 9pm Hutton Moor open from 6.30am to 10.30am and from 4pm to 9.30pm Parish Wharf - closed all day Scotch Horn open from 6.30am to 10.30am and from 4pm to 9pm Strode Road - closed all day Libraries Campus – closed all day Libraries - closed all day A national moment of reflection has also been arranged for Sunday 18 September. A one-minute silence will be observed across the UK to give everyone the chance to come together to reflect on Her Majestys life and legacy. The nationwide silence can be marked privately at home or with friends and family, out the doorstep or street with neighbours, or at any locally arranged community events and vigils. The state funeral will take place on Monday 19 September at Westminster Abbey, the historic church where Britains kings and queens are crowned, including where The Queens coronation took place in 1953. The event will be broadcast on BBC television and will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer, with updates on the BBC news website and BBC radio channels throughout the day. Other networks are also expected to broadcast the event. The requirement to hold a TV licence for viewing ceremonial broadcasts – including The Queens funeral – has been relaxed by the BBC Board until Wednesday 21 September. Details of larger-scale public events to be held across the country to mark the funeral will be published at: -eventsher-majesty-queen-elizabeth-ii. Councillor Steve Bridger, Leader of North Somerset Council, said: We pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for her years of service and our thoughts are with her family during this period of national mourning. There are Books of Condolence open at the Town Hall in Weston-super-Mare and Castlewood in Clevedon, which we welcome you to sign and leave your own tributes and reflections. For some of us, the events of the last few days may have brought back memories of our own grief and the loss of a loved one, so it is important to be patient and kind with one another as we pay our respects. For anyone struggling with grief or the loss of a loved one, help is available and a list of local support can be found on the councils website. For parents or carers, there is useful advice on how to talk to young children about death, loss and grief on the BBC website. Floral tributes may be left at the Italian Gardens in Weston-super-Mare and a list of other locations in towns and parishes across North Somerset is also available on the councils website.
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