Peterborough came together for one final time to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II yesterday, as the service was screened in the city centre.
Peterborough Cathedral was packed as the State Funeral was shown on a big screen, to allow the community to watch the historic events unfold.
People were welcomed to the service by The Very Revd Chris Dalliston, Dean of Peterborough.
Families and residents of all ages were in attendance, and they swapped memories of the Queen.
Outside, the city centre was quiet as many of those not at the Cathedral watched the service at home.
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1. Queen's funeral at the Cathedral
The Queens funeral service was televised at Peterborough Cathedral. Photo: David Lowndes
2. Queen's funeral at the Cathedral
Residents gathered to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II Photo: David Lowndes
3. Queen's funeral at the Cathedral
A large number of people gathered to watch the State Funeral at the Cathedral Photo: David Lowndes
4. Queen's funeral at the Cathedral
The funeral was screened to allow people to watch the historic occasion with others Photo: David Lowndes