Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen of Britain, is preparing to celebrate the platinum jubilee of her accession to the British throne, and to celebrate that occasion, the official account of the royal family on the “Instagram” website published many pictures, letters and artwork that children and other British citizens sent to the Queen to celebrate the occasion.

The official account of the British royal family confirmed that Queen Elizabeth was informed of the messages sent to her by the children, including a message from a 9-year-old child named Chris, describing a description of the ideal queen.

Queen Elizabeth reading letters

painting of queen elizabeth

Messages for the Queen

Queen Elizabeth

On the other hand, MPs in the British Parliament from various parties said – earlier – that the famous Big Ben should chime 70 times to celebrate the platinum jubilee of Queen Elizabeth within the plans for the celebration scheduled for a four-day weekend at the beginning of next June.

The Daily Mail reports that the festivities will likely include Queen Elizabeth’s visit to Westminster, and work is still underway to remove all scaffolding in time from the Victorian Elizabeth Tower that houses the 13.5-ton Big Ben, which underwent a period of renovation. five years.

Conservative MPs Alec Shelbrook and Marc Francois, as well as Labor MPs Clive Bates and Barry Sherman, have called for Big Ben to ring once for every year of the Queen’s reign during her visit, which was supported by Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg..

Mogg told the newspaper: “To restore the entire Elizabeth Tower and to ring Big Ben 70 times – once for every year of her reign – would be a wonderful tribute to the celebration of Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee..”

“I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and her exceptional service to the nation,” Shelbrook said, “and it would also be an excellent way to celebrate the renovation and restoration of the historic tower in her honor.”

“It is a once-in-a-lifetime event not only for the United Kingdom but I think any monarchy around the world. We must find all kinds of new and fun ways to celebrate it,” said Bates, and François said it would be a “very appropriate” way to celebrate this historic occasion..