Parades are taking places across Falkirk to mark the occasion and may involve road closures
Communities across Falkirk district are planning to mark Remembrance Sunday on November 12 with parades and services taking place at war memorials across the district.Haggs/Longcroft: The event starts at 10:45am, with a procession from Haggs Parish Church, 37 Kilsyth Road, Haggs, along A803 Kilsyth Road to Longcroft War Memorial for an act of remembrance. They will then return to Haggs Parish Church, which is organising the event.
The parade will leave at 10.40 am, turning right into Stirling Street, then left into Davies Row, Church Walk memorial gardens where a memorial service will be held. Grangemouth: The Grangemouth event will take place between 9:55am and 12:45 pm. The parade will leave Dundas Street, along into South Lumley Street, turning into Newhouse Road, left onto Abbots Road then right over bridge into Kersiebank Avenue, right into Craigleith Road along then left into Bowhouse Road stopping at the church.
Main Street to Dobbie hall for a 15 minute service, then back along Main Street, veering right passing health centre in Main Street, crossing zebra crossing still in Main Street marching to Larbert East Church. The event is organised by the Royal British Legion.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Concerns that 'widespread' cocaine use in Falkirk pubs increasingOfficers say that instant testing is now available so they know straight away if the Class A drug has been used in a pub
Læs mere »
Staff selling booze in Falkirk must learn to get CCTV images for policeFalkirk Council's licensing board agreed 'practical and sensible' steps to tighten up procedures in Falkirk's licenced premises
Læs mere »
Bo'ness shop 'stuck in a timewarp' finally planning big changesFalkirk Council's licensing board granted Bo'ness Express new owner permission to change layout
Læs mere »
Remembrance poppies set to be plastic free and recyclable in a move to reduce single-use plasticsFor more than 100 years the poppy has been a symbol of remembrance, used by the Royal British Legion in the run up to Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
Læs mere »
Remembrance poppies go plastic free: Royal British Legion launches new recyclable paper design -...Now, the remembrance poppy has undergone its first design change for over a quarter of a century. The charity's remembrance poppies are going plastic-free for the first time. Remembrance Sunday, which falls on November 12 this year.
Læs mere »
Remembrance poppies go plastic free: Royal British Legion launches new recyclable paper design -...Now, the remembrance poppy has undergone its first design change for over a quarter of a century. The charity's remembrance poppies are going plastic-free for the first time. Remembrance Sunday, which falls on November 12 this year.
Læs mere »