In pictures: Bilton residents pay respects to fallen on Remembrance Sunday

Bilton Silver (Rugby) led the Armistice parade, marching through the village before heading to St Mark’s Church for the remembrance service.

Rugby Mayor Barbara Brown, who opened the new Garden of Remembrance, said: “I was immensely honoured to be asked to open the new Garden of Remembrance in Bilton.

"It's a peaceful and beautiful place, perfectly set up for family, friends and residents to sit and honour the memory of Bilton's bravest and best, lost in defence of our freedom and democracy.

"We will always remember them.”

Photographer Warren Strickland said: “The streets were lined full of people watching the parade and the church was packed.

"It was a great turnout.”

The event was attended by Rugby Police, the 1st Overslade Rangers/Guides/Brownies and Rainbows and 7th Bilton Rainbows and members from the7th Bilton Scouts.