Queen's state funeral set Sept 19, 2022 @ Westminster Abbey
Members of the public will be able to pay their first respects as the Queen's coffin is taken to St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh on Monday, September 12, 2022, and the Palace of Westminster in London on Wednesday, September 14, 2022.
Coffin currently @ Balmoral Castle UK
Sky News reports that the Queen's coffin, which is currently in the ballroom at Balmoral, UK, will then be carried by six gamekeepers from the Balmoral Estate tomorrow, Sunday, September 11, 2022, at 10 am.
It will be driven by hearse to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, a journey expected to last some six hours, where the coffin will rest in the Throne Room to allow staff at the palace to pay their respects.
The coffin will rest in the cathedral, and members of the public can pay their respects. That evening, at 7.20pm, the King and other members of the Royal Family will mount a vigil, then on Tuesday September 13, 2022, at 5 pm, a hearse will take the coffin to Edinburgh airport arriving at 6pm. The Princess Royal will fly with the coffin for the 55-minute flight to RAF Northolt.
Guards of honour will salute the departure from Scotland and the arrival in England.
Queen to lie in State for 4 days
Ahead of the burial, the Queen will lie in state in Westminster Hall for four full days before her funeral on Monday 19 September, allowing members of the public to pay their respects.
The Queen's state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey at 11:00BST on Monday, September 19, 2022, with the day declared a Bank Holiday across the UK.
BBC reports that the Abbey is the historic church where Britain's kings and queens are crowned, including the Queen's coronation in 1953, and where she had married Prince Philip in 1947.
Heads of States will attend funeral
Heads of state from across the world will be flying in to join members of the Royal Family to remember the life and service of the Queen alongside Senior UK politicians and former prime ministers.
The King and senior members of the Royal Family are expected to join the procession after the coffin moves to Quadrangle in Windsor Castle before entering the St George's Chapel for a committal service.
The Queen's coffin will then be lowered into the Royal Vault before being interred in the King George VI memorial chapel, located inside St George's Chapel.
.png)
.png)
.png)
Follow Us On
21 Responses to “Queen's state funeral set Sept 19, 2022 @ Westminster Abbey”
The Queen died on Thursday at the age of 96 at Balmoral in Scotland.
The Land Party and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have criticised the monarch’s role in Africa and in South Africa, in particular. EFF on Thursday issued a statement saying the party was not among those mourning the British royal.
The party used her passing to highlight what it said was her contribution to a tragic period in South Africa and Africa’s history. The EFF said in 1795 Britain, under the leadership of the royal family, took control of the territory from Batavian control and assumed permanent control of the territory in 1806. That territory later became known as SA.
The EFF in a statement says that it cannot mourn the death of the world’s oldest head of state. Party Spokesperson, Sinawo Thambo says, “She’s a representative of a crown which was built on the back of slaves, which was built on the blood of people, built on colonisation and it would be historically dishonest for us to mourn a person whose history is of colonising Zambia, SA, Sudan…The crown she represents is one of blood but I think one point we must make and dismiss is that Elizabeth didn’t grant independence to African nations and this is the impression other people are trying to give. Independence was fought for and she resisted that so if there is a breakfast table in hell, we are sure Elizabeth is on it.”
Meanwhile, the Land Party has also released a statement, saying it is “Unhappy that Queen Elizabeth II died without returning all South African stolen properties.”
“She died without reparation of our forefathers’ skulls, body parts and paying reparation to native people of South Africa, particularly the African people.”
It is good and pleasant to see that you have a forgiving heart and have asked Jah to bless her anyway. This proves your bright nature.
No your lazy @$* got to work.