Bridlington to commemorate Remembrance Day with special service and parade
Bridlington Town Council has announced the plans for this year’s Acts of Remembrance on Sunday November 10.
The annual parade of veterans and service groups will leave Station Approach at approximately 10.40am, pausing for the Deputy Lieutenant of East Yorkshire to take the salute at Prospect Road.
A Service of Remembrance led by Reverend Canon Mark Carey and Reverend Neil Boler will commence at the War Memorial on Wellington Road at 10.55am with the dedicated two minutes silence at 11am followed by the Last Post and Reveille.
Readings and wreath laying will then take place.
Following the service, the parade will march on to King Street where it will officially fall out.
Poppy wreaths are available from Bridlington Town Council offices on Marshall Avenue (suggested donation £25 with proceeds to the Royal British Legion).
Parking for the service is available free of charge in all East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Harbour Commissioners car parks.