QUEEN AND COUNTRY - A Project by Steve McQueen

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Add your name. Help to complete a unique work of art and take part in a national commemoration of those who have died in our name.

Royal Mail always considers the significance of a theme before selecting what features on their postage stamps. We hope that, with enough popular support, Royal Mail will agree to issue this commemorative set of stamps when British troops withdraw from Iraq.

Add your support by signing our petition or download the paper petition here

Total number supporting: 11,676

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  • Queen and Country is a collaboration with the relatives of those who have lost their lives in the Iraq war. It is neither pro-war nor anti-war. By signing our petition, you are expressing your support for Steve McQueen's vision to produce an official set of postage stamps commemorating the British servicemen and women killed during the conflict in Iraq.

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Those in support...

  • Philippa O'driscoll, London
  • Dale, Halifax
  • Holly, Halifax
  • Shannon Carter, Halifax
  • Hilma & David Imrie, Chester
  • Joe O'neill, Halifax
  • Anthony Brisley, Plymouth
  • Edward Thomas, Bristol
  • Karen Wright, Salisbury
  • Vini Shepherd, Lincoln
  • Andy Richardson, Telford
  • Alicia Wilson, Reading
  • Andrew Walker, Manfield
  • Matt Leighton, Sherborne
  • Andy Mcmahon, Rustington
  • Katie White, Oakham
  • Simon Goodman, Martock
  • Peter Venus, Redcar
  • Stu Medlycott, Littlehampton
  • Bill Higham, Sunderland
  • Louise Walters, Cardiff
  • Tom Phillips, Bourne End
  • Tony Hunt, London
  • Ronnie Mccolgan, Middle Wallop
  • Emilie Calhaem, Somerton
  • John Hiscock, Plymouth
  • Debbie Fenemore, Andover
  • Garry Rowley, Sunderland
  • Kevin Grealy, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
  • Nige Harrison, York
  • Karen Howard, Navenby
  • Ross Opie, Bristol
  • Stacey Tatum, Colchester
  • Elaine Collins, Liverpool
  • Matthew Colley, Bristol
  • Gary Shears, Shepton Mallet
  • Kevin Oneill, Halifax
  • David Mccowan, Sherborne
  • Teresa Deacon, Fareham
  • James Priest, Yeovil
  • Olga Padgett, Washington
  • Basia Kapp, London
  • Neville J Padgett, Washington
  • Alan Bradley, Weston Super Mare
  • R J Gray, Wallingford
  • Jacqueline Mccann, Watford
  • Mark Rudkin, Watford
  • Patsy Rudkin, Watford
  • Geoff Jones, Antrim
  • Nicky Jones, Antrim
  • Clare Hunter, Tadley
  • Clifford Davis, Gloucester
  • Kathleen Hines, Washington
  • David Grace, Brackley
  • Grant Wilde, Price Barracks
  • David Wilson, Spalding
  • Carla Petschek, London
  • Sarah Goudie, Alton
  • Andrew Hickling, Hook
  • Richard Robinson, Batsub
  • Vanessa Sallis, Catterick
  • James Tod, London
  • Emma Tod, Fulham
  • Hattie Broadhead, London
  • Emma Verey, London
  • Anita Lowther, Northallerton
  • Sarah Holden, Welwyn
  • Phillip Mansfield, Bishops Stortford
  • Ian Teece, Manchester
  • Eric Nicholls, Bingley
  • Julie Maddison, Redcar
  • Jody, Tyldesley
  • Mark Richardson, Perthshire
  • Dianne Snowdon, Washington
  • James Donnachie, Reading
  • Angela Griffiths, Reading
  • Marcus Philips, Liverpool
  • Simon Duckworth, Blackpool
  • Michael Costello, Northampton
  • Laura-jayne Walker, Ballymoney
  • Grant Feast, Penge / London
  • Elliott Pashley, Scunthorpe
  • Luke Francis, Scunthorpe
  • Tracey Hazel, Scunthorpe
  • Stacey Brown, Clydebank
  • Ian Quigley, Hornchurch
  • Sharmin Kamarulzaman, London
  • Victoria Marris, Nr Gainsborough
  • Joanna Beckitt, London
  • Leon Stewart, Accrington
  • Megan Jane Jones, Denbigh
  • John Evans, Tamworth
  • Donald Bridgmount, Malton
  • Nigel Thompson, Southport
  • Derek Mason, Loughton
  • Lynne Davies, Burntisland Fife
  • Paul Cox, Great Yarmouth
  • Brenda Lewis, Great Yarmouth
  • Amanda Kent, London
  • Samantha Claydon, Leeds
  • Holly Jones, Herefordshire
  • Colin Cairney, Kingston Upon Thames
  • Emily Nicholl, London
  • Claire Donson, Pontefract
  • Linda Cutter, Sheffield
  • Laura Scott, London
  • Colin Smith, Gloucester
  • Sara Carne, Bracknell
  • John Mcewan, Sudbury, Suffolk.
  • Chris Wright, Wigan, Lancs
  • Steve Williams, Salisbury
  • Charles Goodhart, London
  • Lettie Blackett, Dumfriesshire
  • John Michael Ingram, Orpington
  • Rob Grimes, Solihull
  • Jessica Zambeletti, London
  • Louisa Buck, London
  • Jack Bell, London
  • James Coleman, Leeds
  • Yvonne Booker, Bexhill-on-sea
  • Anne Donnachie, Reading
  • Jackie Whitehead, York
  • John Devine, Scunthorpe
  • Karen Torrance, Dagenham Essex
  • Angela Phelan, Liverpool
  • Samantha Woodward, Great Barford
  • Lisa O'neill, Grimsby
  • Damian Heartford, Lyneham
  • Patricia Gibson-moore, Surrey
  • Penny Bell, London
  • Leah Mitchell, Chippenham
  • Andrew Bell, London
  • Nicola Bell, London
  • Charlotte Hamilton, Reading
  • Kelly Donnachie, Reading
  • Nicola Salter, Ripon
  • Sarah Lund, Scunthorpe
  • Claire Mcpartlin, Stafford
  • Paula Battrick, Swindon
  • Jessica Reast, Doncaster
  • Rachel Allan, Aberdeen
  • Ruth Suffell, Co Durham
  • Judith Metcalfe, Northallerton
  • Clare Entwistle, Macclesfield
  • Cath Wright, Northallerton
  • Crowther, Southampton
  • Jacqueline White, Jarrow
  • Sara Wheelwright, Saskatoon
  • Audrey Mcconnell, Catterick
  • Barbara Wykes, Lindfield