In pictures: The moving Armistice Day service in Leamington
A moving service was held at Leamington war memorial to commemorate Armistice Day, honouring those who lost their lives in conflict.
Steve Harriss and Lindsey Johnson have kindly sent in a selection of photos from the moving service to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in wars over the years was held at the Leamington war memorial this morning for Armistice Day (Wednesday, November 11).
The service was led by The Reverend Ben Cook of St Margaret’s church in Whitnash and included readings of Remembrance-related poems and passages by Cllr Adrian Barton and Pat Edgington - both of whom were representing the Leamington branch of the Royal British Legion.
The event also included the placing of poppy wreaths including one from Puddleducks & Posh whose youngsters and staff were in attendance along with townspeople, veterans and dignitaries including Leamington Mayor Cllr Sarah Boad.
A Lamp of Peace was also placed at the memorial by Able Cadet Cameron, who was accompanied by Sub Lieutenant (SCC,) Royal Naval Reserve Paul Freeman of the Leamington and Warwick Sea Cadets.
The service was concluded by a playing of The Last Post followed by the National Anthem and a final blessing by The Reverend Cook.