Many services will be suspended, and attractions and businesses closed to mark the day, which will be a bank holiday.

Major stores will be closed including Sainsbury’s, Aldi, Primark and John Lewis.

The majority of local shops will be closed across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Dorset. 

Cinema chains Cineworld, Odeon and Showcase will also shut. 

High street baker Greggs will also close all of its stores. 

Here’s a guide to some of the main local venues and attractions that will be shutting their doors as a mark of respect.

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Attractions

Brownsea Island

Holiday cottages and the campsite will remain open for pre-booked visitors only that have booked to stay during this time.

Posting on social media, Brownsea Island said: “For day visitors that have pre-booked a visit for this date, the bookings team will issue you with a refund and we look forward to welcoming you another day.”

The Regent

The Regent will be closed on Monday, September 19, including the café, box office and phone lines. 

• Wimborne Model Town
• Kingston Lacy
• Lollipops Café​
• The Tank Museum
• Swanage Railway
• Moors Valley Country Park and Forest
• Corfe Castle (including the castle, shop, tea-room and visitor centre) will be closed on September 19.  National Trust coast and countryside car parks and pre-booked holiday cottages and campsites will remain open for visitors.
• Studland Bay - the shop and café at Knoll Beach will be closed. National Trust coast and countryside car parks and pre-booked holiday cottages and campsites will remain open for visitors.
• Russell Cotes
• Farmer Palmer's Farm Park

• Red House Museum and Gardens
• Oceanarium Bournemouth - If you have tickets purchased for this date, you will be receiving an email with your options.

• Abbotsbury Swannery
• Lighthouse Poole
• Tivoli Theatre

Services

• Southbourne Food Bank
• Winton Salvation Army restaurant, shop and community centre