Scouts in Brent will be taking part in a parade to observe Remembrance Sunday and show their support for the sacrifices made by servicemen and women. Paul’s.īarham Park, Wembley – Sunday 13 November
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These services will be unticketed and free to attend so all will be welcome to pay their respects as part of the community this Remembrance Sunday at St. If you are unfamiliar with the service on the day you will be able to pick up an easy-to-follow order of service at the beginning to guide you through each part. These services will be open to all, you do not have to be a practicing member of the Church of England to attend. This will also be a special service to remember those who have died in the war in which those that attend will ask for God’s help and blessing to continue to work together in justice and peace. There will be an additional service held from 11:45am – 1:00pm called ‘Requiem Eucharist for the Fallen’. This event is described as: “a special service to remember those who have lived and died in defence of justice and freedom in the service of humankind” and will take place from 10:15am – 11:15am. To commemorate this they will be hosting A Service of Remembrance with The Commemoration of the Fallen. Paul’s Cathedral are encouraging Londoners to remember those who have lost their lives in war and conflict. The concert will begin at 7:30pm on Saturday 12 November, so whether you are local to Greenwich or just want to be involved in a more musical service this could be an option for you. The concert will contain a programme of music featuring a number of different instruments such as a brass band, a string quintet and a tenor soloist.Įveryone is welcome at this event, tickets range from £10 – £16 and can be purchased online or on the door. The beautiful church which has stood for over 300 years will welcome a concert by the Thomas Tallis Society Choir, with Regent Brass, to pay homage to the fallen this Remembrance season. Alfege Church, Greenwich – Saturday 12 NovemberĪ concert for Remembrance Day will be hosted at St Alfege Church in Greenwich on the evening of Saturday 12 November. Thomas Tallis Society – A Concert for Remembrance Day Emma Apthorp is set to attend and there will be a march following the service by military and ex-service groups and local youth organisations across Fulham High Street to Fulham House.Įveryone is welcome to attend these events and the two minute silence will be observed at 11am. The open-air service at the Fulham War Memorial in Vicarage Gardens will follow a similar schedule with a procession begging at 10:35am from Parsons Green. Daryl Brown, Deputy Mayor of Hammersmith and Fulham.įollowing the service there will be a march in Shepherds Bush Road by local Army reservists, Army cadets, the Burma Star Association, faith leaders, Hammersmith Scout groups, Metropolitan Police officers and London Fire Brigade cadets. The open-air remembrance service taking place at the Shepherds Bush War Memorial will begin with a procession in Sulgrave Road at 10:35am. If you wish to attend an event with a more local feel, Hammersmith and Fulham will be hosting two Remembrance Parades in their borough this November. Shepherds Bush War Memorial & Fulham War Memorial – Sunday 13 November Information about the support available if you have suffered bereavement is available on the Advice and Counselling Service website.The event will also be broadcast on BBC, Sky and ITV if you wish to observe the event in the privacy of your own home.
The brief remembrance service, in which we honour those who have lost their lives in conflicts past and present and make a commitment to peace, will be followed by a two-minute silence for reflection and remembrance. On Friday 11 November, from 10.45am, the Queen Mary Chaplain will lead a service of remembrance from the Octagon, which you are warmly invited to join. This year at Queen Mary, Remembrance Day is an opportunity to honour people worldwide who have lost their lives through war and remember our own loved ones who are no longer with us. The Royal British Legion runs the Poppy Appeal to raise money to provide support for serving or former members of the British Armed Forces. In the UK, Remembrance Day is traditionally marked by acts of remembrance, including a two-minute silence at 11am to remember and honour those who have died in conflict past and present. Remembrance Day began as a memorial day for Commonwealth countries to honour members of their Armed Forces who lost their lives in the First World War, but is now recognised as a day of remembrance for victims of conflict by countries across the world.
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