Residents across Bridlington and Flamborough and the country will come together on Remembrance Sunday, November 8, to honour those who lost their lives in conflict and pay tribute to the Armed Forces community.
Bridlington’s annual Remembrance Sunday parade and service will bring together veterans, serving personnel, community organisations, the Royal British Legion and will be organised once again by Bridlington Town Council.
The parade will leave Station Approach at 10.40am, with participants asked to assemble before 10.30am. The service will begin at around 10.50am at the War Memorial Gardens on Wellington Road, where wreaths will be laid in tribute to the fallen.
Following the service, the parade will march to King Street before being dismissed.
Residents are encouraged to attend and pay their respects at the annual act of remembrance.
Free parking will be available at the Harbour Commissioners’ car parks and Palace car park. However, the Palace car park will close at 10.15am and reopen after the event.
Road closures will be in place along parts of the parade route, including Wellington Road, Quay Road, Prospect Street, Manor Street and King Street.
Tea, coffee and a warm space will also be available at Christ Church for those attending.
In Flamborough, residents will also have the opportunity to remember the servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.
A parade from St Oswald’s Church to the village’s war memorial on Tower Street on Remembrance Sunday which commemorates those who died in the First and Second World Wars local groups including the Flamborough RNLI will lay wreaths.
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