On Remembrance Sunday (10 November 2019) the Bishop of Newcastle will lead a service of remembrance at the war memorial in Old Eldon Square before a parade of serving, vetran and cadet forces and support services. The Remembrance Sunday Service is to respectfully commemorate military and civilian servicemen and women who died in the two world wars and in all later conflicts. From 10.30am a Remembrance Day parade will make its way from Newcastle Civic Centre to Old Eldon Square.
A blanket of woollen poppies knitted and crocheted by volunteers can be seen sweeping across the square around the memorial in a fitting and charming tribute of commemoration.
Every year scores of serving personnel, veterans and their families turn out to pay their respects and lay wreaths. Members of the public are encouraged to attend to show their support for the armed forces community.
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* Parade begins at 10.30am at the Civic Centre and will head to Old Eldon Square
11am silence observed at Old Eldon Square as part of the ceremony
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