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It is with deep sadness that we hear of the news that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. Our condolences are with the Prince of Wales and all members of the Royal Family.
Her Majesty will lie in state in Westminster Hall and we expect road closures in the environs of Parliament Square.Sunday 18 September (Day +9)Her Majesty will lie in state in Westminster Hall and we expect road closures in the environs of Parliament Square. It is likely further road closures will begin in Victoria, Whitehall and the Mall in preparation for the State Funeral on MondayForeign Heads of State and dignitaries will arrive in London and as such there may be spontaneous restrictions of vehicular and some pedestrian traffic in some areas of London, for example around Park Lane, Barbican and Regents Park areas.
Monday 19 September (Day +10)
The State Funeral will take place in Westminster Abbey followed by a cortege to Windsor Castle. We expect considerable road closures throughout central London coupled with more limited closures in West London.
Road Closures
The roads shown on the below map in purple are now closed. Other roads in central London may be closed in upcoming days. The roads in the highlighted area will be completely closed to all vehicles.
The current road closures include roads that encompass Buckingham Palace, Green Park and St James’s Park. There is access only to pedestrians. This may be subject to change at short notice, we will provide updates when available.
