Wokingham stands still and, in the silence, remembers
AT THE eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, Wokingham once again came to a standstill.
Tag: Remembrance Sunday
Borough to pause and remember: Wokingham’s civic service for Remembrance Sunday to return
THE BOROUGH will pause this weekend to remember the fallen.
Beech Hill Remembrance service
A COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting residents to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday.
Winnersh musicians honour remembrance with concert
Neighbours in Winnersh came together to mark remembrance with a socially distanced concert.
BBC Berkshire listeners make mosaic to mark remembrance
BBC Radio Berkshire helped create a poppy mosaic to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Borough pays its respects – from a distance
Wokingham Borough came out to respect the fallen and honour Remembrance in new ways this year.
Poppies planted at Twyford supermarket
Local resident Patrick Henesey has planted an array of poppies at Waitrose in Twyford to mark Remembrance Day this year.
Poppies on display in Bracknell
A Poppy display has been launched in Bracknell's The Lexicon to collect donations for The Royal British Legion.
Poppy-wearing pup raises money for Remembrance
Last week, Kim Murray was joined by her dog Molly to raise money for the Poppy Appeal.
Remembrance at home: How the borough will honour the fallen in this Covid year
Every aspect of the borough's normal Remembrance Sunday will be different this year - here is what is currently planned.
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