HEREFORD’S theatre will be offering its condolences after the Queen’s death in its own way during this period of mourning.
The Courtyard, in Edgar Street, said a two-minute silence will be held before all shows and films after Buckingham Palace confirmed the Queen died yesterday at 6.30pm at the age of 96.
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In a statement the Courtyard said: “On behalf of all here at The Courtyard, we extend our deepest heartfelt condolences to The Royal Family following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The world mourns the loss of an extraordinary woman.
“Thank you, Queen Elizabeth for your loyalty and service to the Nation, and the Commonwealth, and, for your support of arts and culture.
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“The immeasurable contribution Her Majesty made to our country cannot be put into words. Her long, extraordinary life, coupled with her sense of duty was remarkable.
“Our country will never be the same without her.
“The Courtyard will be a venue of condolence during this period of mourning. We will soon have a book of condolences available in a quiet room for anyone wishing to pay their respects.
“We will hold a two-minute silence before all shows and films. The public are invited to come together in their time of grief here at The Courtyard whenever they please."
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