In Pictures: 'Best attended' turnout for Remembrance Day parade in Skegness
Skegness falls silent to remember the fallen on Remembrance Sunday
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Crowds lined the streets of Skegness on a sunny Sunday morning as the town came together to mark Remembrance Day.
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Veterans, armed forces personnel, cadets, police, school children, charities and organisations all joined the parade to the war memorial where a service was held.
The ceremony was followed by the laying of poppy wreaths, paying tribute to the sacrifices of those who served and those who continue to serve.
Tracy Turner from the Skegness Branch of the Royal British Legion said: “Skegness turned out in its hundreds to pay tribute to those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who never came home.
“We always have an incredible turnout for our Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service, but this year, by a country mile, was the best attended we have seen. More veterans joined us, more members of our community lined the streets, and the atmosphere was one of genuine respect, gratitude and remembrance.”