The state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is due to take place on Monday 19 September, which will also be a bank holiday.

The funeral will begin at 11am in Westminster Abbey and be televised. The BBC has confirmed that you do not need a TV licence to watch the broadcast.

Where can I watch it in Dawlish?

The Dawlish Royal British Legion Club on Park Road, The Gresham House Inn on Commercial Road, The Hope Centre near Sainsbury's, and the Strand Community Centre have announced that they will be screening the service.

A spokesperson for the Dawlish Royal British Legion Club said: "On Monday 19 September the Royal British Legion Dawlish will be opening at 10am, we will be showing the Queen's funeral for anyone who would like to come and see it."

A spokesperson for the Gresham House Inn said: "We will not be a pub on Monday, we will be a hub, a part of Great Britain…. free tea and coffee plus her favourite cake all day, the procession and service will be on our big screen, you can even raise a glass of her favourite tipple, on the house.

"Everyone is welcome, our doors will be open for all to celebrate her life at the Gresham House Inn."

Is your venue going to screen the funeral service? Get in touch [email protected].

Where can I watch it in Exeter?

The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will also be screened in Northernhay Gardens in Exeter, at Exeter City Football Club, the Conference Centre at Sandy Park, and Vue cinema.

Minute's silence in Dawlish

Dawlish Town Council has invited people to take part in the National Moment of Reflection on Sunday 18 September.

It will be marked by a minute's silence at 8pm at the bandstand on the Lawn with the Mayor of Dawlish.

A spokesperson said: "If you have a mobile phone, we will be inviting you to use it as a torch light as a symbol as part of the moment of reflection when asked to put it on by the mayor.

"Please do not bring lit candles onto the Lawn. For those unable to be at the bandstand on the evening you may like to observe the silence on your doorstep or in your home to be part of the National Moment of Reflection."