The Queen’s Funeral Procession through Hounslow - your questions answered
When will the Queen’s funeral procession be coming through Hounslow?
The funeral of Her Majesty The Queen will take place on Monday, 19 September. The ceremony will take place at Westminster Abbey at 11am. From there it will follow a route to Windsor, passing through Hounslow.
Where will the procession come through Hounslow?
It will enter the borough from the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham on the A4 at the Hogarth Roundabout. It will head along the A4 Great West Road and onto the A30 Great West Road at Henley’s Roundabout. It will leave the borough and enter Surrey.
Can I attend and watch the procession?
Members of the public can attend the procession and line the route. We anticipate that it will be extremely busy. We are urging everyone to plan their journey well in advance and take all the necessary precautions for bad weather and your general safety.
Can I leave floral tributes along the route?
It is expected that people will want to throw flowers following the procession. Please only throw single flowers and please ensure you remove all plastic packaging. Please do not throw of leave other tributes such as teddy bears. Bouquets and other floral tributes can be placed at war memorials and places of worship across the borough.
Will there be access to facilities such as shops and public toilets?
Many shops and businesses in Hounslow may close to observe the Bank Holiday as a mark of respect to The Queen. It is advisable to bring your refreshments (food and drink) with you. Access to public toilets along the route will be limited.
Where can I find out more?
We will continue to keep the Council website and social media channels up to date as more information becomes available. You can follow Hounslow Council on Twitter and Facebook You can find up to date travel information and plan your route through the Transport for London website and National Rail Enquiries.
