A total of 616 residents had visited Barnsley Town Hall as of yesterday to sign the book in person, while a further 329 had signed the online version.
Well-wishers have until Monday to sign.
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Almost 1,000 sign condolence books
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ALMOST 1,000 people have paid tribute to the Queen through Barnsley Council’s condolence books.
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