Storrington Parish Council pays tribute to ‘much loved and highly respected’ Prince Philip

Storrington Parish Council has paid tribute to Prince Philip after he died today, April 9, aged 99.
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In a statement, released today, Parish council chairman, Mrs Anna Worthington-Leese said: “The Parish Council is saddened to hear of the death of His Royal Highness, The Duke of Edinburgh on April 9 2021.

Prince Philip was a much loved and highly respected public figure and our sincere condolences are extended to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family.”

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The flags in the Parish will be lowered to half-mast for the official period of mourning, Mrs Worthington-Leese added.

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She said: “Due to the Covid-19 guidance and restrictions, it will not be possible to open the Parish Hall for the public to sign a book of condolence.

“On online book of condolence has been opened on Buckingham Palace’s website: www.Royal.uk

“Residents who do not have online access can send a message of condolence to the Parish Office where it will be uploaded for you.”

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