The town of Westbury will come together to honour and remember those who have served and sacrificed for our country at the annual Remembrance Service on Sunday 10th November.
The ceremony will be led by Rector Rebecca Harris at the War Memorial on the high street and will commence promptly at 10.55am.
The event will feature a parade of uniformed groups on the high street. Trowbridge Youth Band will once again provide the musical backdrop for the occasion. Community groups are invited to lay wreaths in tribute, and participants are requested to gather at the rotunda well in advance of the ceremony.
The town council advises wreath layers to arrive by 10.30am to ensure a smooth and respectful procession.
“The Army Officer Selection Board (AOSB) has graciously provided a parade marshal to oversee the event, ensuring the proceedings run smoothly and with the dignity they deserve,” said Westbury Town Council’s event manager, Ryan Child.
“This Remembrance Service is a significant event for the Westbury community, offering a moment to reflect on the bravery and sacrifices of our armed forces. All residents and visitors are encouraged to attend and pay their respects.”
For more information, please contact Westbury Town Council. For any enquiries into wreaths, contact Dave Calder at 07771071213 or email davecalder3@aol.com.
Pictured: Westbury War Memorial
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