Remembrance Sunday - November 10th 2019
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On Sunday November 10th 2019, organisations and residents came together to mark Remembrance Day.
Thank you to the huge crowd who came to the event and our volunteers who helped in many ways. Scroll down the page to see pictures of the day. . |
The organisers would like to thank these organisations that sponsored this event. Their support,is much appreciated and valued.
We'd also like to thank volunteers from HiViz Hands for helping with road closures.
Walton-on-Thames Remembrance Day - Sunday November 10th 2019.
.Preparations
Volunteers arrived well ahead of the event to ensure that all the arrangements were perfect for those attending the service.
Walton-on-Thames Remembrance Day - Sunday November 10th 2019.
.Preparations
Volunteers arrived well ahead of the event to ensure that all the arrangements were perfect for those attending the service.
The Service
On a glorious sunny autumn morning,residents gathered to mark Remembrance Sunday.. The crowd , standing 15 deep in some places was well over 2,000 strong
On a glorious sunny autumn morning,residents gathered to mark Remembrance Sunday.. The crowd , standing 15 deep in some places was well over 2,000 strong
Wreaths were laid representing various local groups including the Police, Surrey Fire & Rescue, the RAF, the WI and the Rotary, Elmbridge Borough Council, Sea Cadets, Army Cadets and Air Corp. Our local Girl Guides, Scouts, Cubs & Beavers were also present..
Our short videos of the service and wreath laying give a sense of the occasion.
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Parade
After the service, representatives of many organisations quickly formed up ready to march through Walton-on-Thames. The Oatlands Park Pipe Band lead the procession around the town in great style while the crowds lined the route.. After passing the War Memorial, the route took marchers down New Zealand Avenue, through The Heart Shopping Centre and out to the High Street.
It really was a day to Remember.
After the service, representatives of many organisations quickly formed up ready to march through Walton-on-Thames. The Oatlands Park Pipe Band lead the procession around the town in great style while the crowds lined the route.. After passing the War Memorial, the route took marchers down New Zealand Avenue, through The Heart Shopping Centre and out to the High Street.
It really was a day to Remember.
Our video shows the parade setting off on its journey around the centre of Walton-on-Thames.