Church bells ring for the Duke of Edinburgh in Hurst
St Nicholas Church, in Hurst, tolled the bells last week in the lead up to Prince Philip's funeral in Windsor.
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High Sheriff says Prince Philip was inspirational and will be fondly remembered
The High Sheriff of the Royal County of Berkshire, Willie Hartley Russell MVO Dl, writes: It is with great sadness that ...
PRINCE PHILIP: Earley church releases video to allow community to reflect and pray in a covid-safe way
TO HELP parishioners commemorate the life of the Duke of Edinburgh in a covid-safe way, an Earley church has released ...
PRINCE PHILIP: Remembering the Duke, an honorary Rotarian
A special tribute by Les Howard, President of Easthampstead Rotary Club Celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1997, Her Majesty ...
PRINCE PHILIP: ‘This is a very, very sad day and the end of an era,’ says Bracknell MP James Sunderland
“This is a very, very sad day and the end of an era”. Bracknell MP James Sunderland, who was an ...
PRINCE PHILIP: Matt Rodda praises Duke’s lifetime of service
READING EAST MP Matt Rodda has praised the Duke of Edinburgh’s lifetime of service, adding that the Royal Family will ...
‘It was a privilege to protect and serve the Duke of Edinburgh’ says Thames Valley Police’s chief constable
The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police said it has been a privilege to protect and serve the Duke of ...
PRINCE PHILIP: Wokingham borough mayor pays tribute as flags fly at half-mast
FLAGS across Wokingham are to fly at half-mast as the borough mourns the Duke of Edinburgh, who died earlier today. ...
Prince Philip dies aged 99
The Duke of Edinburgh has died. He was 99. A statement released by Buckingham Palace said that Prince Philip passed ...
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