The Conservative MP for Beaconsfield in England, Joy Morrissey, has launched a campaign to put a portrait of the Queen in every home, company, and institution that would like one.
In a statement released online Morrissey said: "I am proud to be launching a national campaign with the British Monarchists Society, to put a Portrait of Her Majesty in every home, company, and institution that would like one."
The American-born MP also said that it is time to "rediscover our pride in being British!".
A poll conduced by YouGov on June 23 found that only 4% of homes in the UK have an image of the Queen on display.
Magdalen College
Morrissey had previously hit out at a decision by students at Magdalen College, Oxford University to remove a portrait of the Queen from their common room.
Members of Magdalen College Middle Common Room said: “for some students depictions of the monarch and the British monarchy represent recent colonial history”.
In response to the decision, Morrissey tweeted: "Just ordered another portrait of the Queen to hang in my office - our longest serving Sovereign & Head of State. Probably send one to Oxford’s Magdalen College as well since they seemed to have misplaced a copy… Hope it really brightens up their common room. #GodSaveTheQueen
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