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    Cardiff Gun Salute to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

    Alice GregoryBy Alice GregorySeptember 9, 2022Updated:September 10, 2022No Comments
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    Today in Cardiff Castle at 13:00 BST, a gun salute of 96 rounds will be carried out by 104 Royal Artillery Regiment to mark each year of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s life.

    Across Wales between 12:00 and 13:00 churches are being encouraged to ring muffled bells.

    Cardiff City Hall will have a book of condolence opened to the public from 14:00 and floral tributes to Her Majesty can also be left.

    The Senedd is set to be recalled.

    Presiding Officer Elin Jones said: “That will be my first duty as Llywydd and we’ll be looking at recalling the Senedd over the weekend, and throughout the morning [Friday] I will confirm the exact time of that.”

    Ms Jones told BBC Radio Cymru: “The Queen has opened every Senedd since devolution in 1999. She made certain that the Senedd’s constitutional importance got recognised… so it’s important that we recognise her contribution too.”

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