THERE will be no bin collections on the new Bank Holiday Monday and many council services will not be running.

All bin collections will take place a day later than normal, with those that would have been collected on Friday to take place on Saturday.

Recycling, glass and garden waste collections that would have been made on Friday will not be made until the next scheduled calendar collection date.

All Household Waste and Recycling Centres in Hampshire will be closed on Monday, including the Millbrook centre.

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Monday will see the Queen's funeral take place following her death on Thursday.

All council-run libraries will also close, as will the Civic Centre reception.

The Civic Centre will be open for residents to sign the book of condolence over the weekend, from 9am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday.

All museums, schools, and the Southampton City Art Gallery will be closed.

First and Bluestar buses will run a Sunday timetable. Bluestar will pause services between 10am and 1pm to allow drivers to watch the service, with some disruption expected to services until 2pm.

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