Council services, schools and universities, shops and GPs will be among the services to close or change their hours on Monday, to mark the Queen's funeral.
Translink has yet to make final decisions on its services for Monday. These should become available on Thursday morningArds and North Down Borough Council
- Council services and facilities will close on Monday. Cemeteries will be opened on Monday for visiting - there will be no burials on the day. Kerbside bin collections will take place one day later than usual across the borough- All Council buildings will be closed on Monday. Leisure centres will also be shut. Parks and cemeteries and public toilets will be open. Bins will be collected before and after the service on Monday. Please leave bins out as normal for collection.
- All FE colleges will be closed. You should contact the relevant further education college or check their website for additional informationAll DVA Test Centres will be closed on Monday. The DVA will contact all customers with an appointment for a vehicle or driving test for Monday to reschedule their tests at the earliest opportunity. Driver theory tests will also be suspended and customers will be contacted directly by the service provider with advice on how to rebook their appointment.
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