Remembrance Services in Potters Bar
TWO services will take place in the Potters Bar area today to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.
In Potters Bar itself, a ceremony will be held at the war memorial in High Street, at 10.45am.
The service, which will be attended by Potters Bar borough councillor John Donne, will be preceded by a parade of ex-servicemen organised by the Royal British Legion.
It will be followed by a church service at St Mary’s Church in The Walk.
Meanwhile in South Mimms, a service of remembrance will be held at the cenotaph in St Albans Road at 10.45am.
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It will be attended by Shenley councillor Peter Wayne and will be followed by a service at St Giles’ Church in Blanche Lane.
Remembrance Sunday is held to commemorate those who have sacrificed their lives fighting for Britain. For more information, visit www.britishlegion.org.uk/remembrance
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