Pubs across Bristol and beyond paid their respects to the Queen after the news of her death on September 8. After a monarch dies, there are certain rule changes that allow pubs and other companies to use their image.
The Bristol Bar in Glasgow made headlines this week after using the Queen's portrait on the sign and a mural in her honour. Some EastEnders fans are calling for the famous fictional pub, The Queen Victoria, to be renamed in tribute to the long-serving monarch.
Whether it's the Queen's Head or The Queen Elizabeth II, there are hundreds if not thousands of pubs across the country with Queen in the name. What are the current rules for using a living monarch's image on pub signage or company logos?