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Staff and residents at a Worthing care home were thrilled to receive a letter from Buckingham Palace with a card from King Charles.

The team at Haviland House, Guild Care's purpose-built dementia care home, had put together a book of condolences and sent words of appreciation and affection for Queen Elizabeth II.

One resident wrote: "I just can’t believe she is gone. She was beautiful and I loved her. She’s gone but not forgotten. Not ever!”

Another said: "I am very proud to say that I served Her Majesty in the Royal Air Force and flew all over the world in her name. I remember when she took the throne. It was a hard time for her but she did the greatest job and did very well at it, too."

Beryl, a resident of Haviland House, was delighted to be chosen to be pictured with the letter and card from the King

Writing with gratitude, King Charles said he was ‘greatly touched’.

Beryl, a resident of Haviland House, was delighted to be chosen to be pictured with the letter and card from the King. She said: "Myself and my friends will remember the Queen with love and fondness always."

Worthing care home receives card from King Charles with letter from Buckingham Palace