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Hundreds in Suffolk pay respects to Prince Philip

They've been sending messages to The Queen

Flowers have been left at the gates of Sandringham in Norfolk
Author: Sharon PlummerPublished 13th Apr 2021

Hundreds of people in Suffolk have paid their respects to HRH The Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

As of yesterday (12 April) the County Council say they've received nearly 300 messages of condolence for HM The Queen and the Royal Family since The Duke passed away on Friday (9 April) at the age of 99.

You can continue to pass on your messages via the authority's website.

The funeral for Prince Philip will be held at Windsor on Saturday (17 April) at 3pm.

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