Remembrance Sunday services take place across the west
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Service outside the Royal British Legion civilian & military communities combined in Devizes
Services have been held across the west of England to remember those who fought and died in past conflicts.
Thousands of people attended annual parades and wreath laying ceremonies in Bristol, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, with smaller commemorations in villages and towns.
A national two-minute silence was held at 11:00 GMT.
In Devizes, the Royal British Legion celebrated their 100-year anniversary with the first full remembrance parade the town has been able to host since 2019.

Parade in Devizes

Wreath display in Devizes

Reverend Ian Girling, chaplain to the Royal British Legion in Weston-super-Mare led today's service with Rector of St John's Rev Peter Ashman

Weston-super-Mare: Ray Bowler leading the parade

Madame Mayor, Councillor Sonia Russé, Mayor of Weston Super Mare

Clevedon Pier

Parade on Clevedon Pier

Parade in Westbury-on-Trym

Trooper James and Corporal Brendon Scott

REME veterans "Stan, Taff and Neil" outside the Royal British Legion, Tidworth

St Michael's Garrison Church, Tidworth

Padre leading the service at St Michaels and the commander of Tidworth, Netheravon and Bulford

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- Published13 November 2022
- Published13 November 2022
- Published13 November 2022
- Published13 November 2022