Live funeral screenings: Where to watch The Queen’s funeral in Bristol today
The ceremony will start just before 11am
Bristol Cathedral, cinemas and churches will today be holding public screenings of The Queen’s funeral as the country pays its respects to the longest-serving monach.
Huge crowds will gather in London to watch the processsion carrying The Queen’s coffin to Westminister Abbey where 2,000 guests will be inside for the service, which will start at just before 11am and finish at around noon.
While in Bristol, more than 100 miles away, those not watching the even on their television screens will have the opportunity to come to communal spaces in the city where screenings will be held.
Since last Wednesday, the monarch has been lying in state at Westminister Hall with thousands paying their respects. People have also been paying tribute in Bristol, and there was a minute’s silence at City Hall, led by the Lord Lieutenant of Bristol, the Lord Mayor of Bristol, and the Dean of Bristol, last night.
Here are the places in Bristol hosting public screenings of the funeral:
- Bristol Cathedral, College Green BS1 5TJ, book tickets to watch at Bristol Cathedral
- Horfield Methodist Church, Gloucester Road BS7 8SN
- Victoria Methodist Church, 1A Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 1NU
- St Mary’s Church, Church Road, Almondsbury, BS32 4DT
- St James Church, St James Street, Mangotsfield BS16 9EW
- Vue Cinema, The Venue Cribbs Causeway, Merlin Road, Patchway, Bristol BS10 7SR
- Vue Cinema, Aspects Leisure Park, 2, Avon Ring Road, Longwell Green, Bristol BS15 9LA
There are also two books of condolence are available to sign, one located in City Hall and the other in Bristol Cathedral.
The opening times for the City Hall book is 9am to 6pm, Monday 12 September to 19 September.
Anyone wishing to lay floral tributes in memory of The Queen are asked to lay them at the West End of Bristol Cathedral, the side closest to Central Library
The flag on City Hall will fly at half-mast and at civic buildings across our city during the period of mourning.
City Hall will also be lit up in purple throughout the period.