Tributes paid in Honiton for Queen Elizabeth

By Will Goddard

8th Sep 2022 | Local News

The Queen and Honiton celebrating her 70th year as Monarch
The Queen and Honiton celebrating her 70th year as Monarch

Tributes are pouring in in Honiton following the announcement of the death of Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II.

The Queen passed away peacefully this afternoon, according to the palace.

Tiverton and Honiton MP Richard Foord said: "For over 70 years Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was a figure of unity and stability for everyone across the UK.

"She embodied the very best of Britain, selflessly devoting herself to serving the people of our proud country without respite or complaint until the very end.

"As Head of the Commonwealth, she championed the values of freedom and compassion. Helping to bring nations together throughout her reign.

"She was also Commander-in-Chief of our Armed Forces, and I know just how much she was respected by those who have served and are serving in her name.

"She was frankly an incredible figure who shall forever be remembered for the sense of duty she personified.

"May she rest in peace."

Councillor Phil Twiss (Feniton & Honiton Division): "I am deeply saddened a the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth who has exemplified all the best that is the United Kingdom and Commonwealth.

"Like millions of others worldwide, my heartfelt condolences go out to the Royal Family and her close friends at this very sad time. We will not see someone like her again."

     

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