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Garden of Remembrance

Lea Fields Crematorium opened its doors to visitors to see the facilities

Visitors welcomed to open day at Lea Fields Crematorium

Visitors at Lea Fields Crematorium were given a look behind the scenes at open day

Visitors at Lea Fields Crematorium got a look behind the scenes at open day

Remembrance Sunday parades and services will take place across the county on Sunday, November 14. Photo: Barry Robinson.

'We will remember them': Remembrance Day ceremonies down your way

The parade from All Saints Church at a previous Gainsborough Remembrance Service

Remembering those we have lost

Assistant Chief Constable Chris Davison.

Police gather to remember fallen colleagues

Crematorium manager, Deborah Balsdon, Coun Jessie Milne and Coun Steve England

New Garden of Remembrance being created at Lea Fields Crematorium

Pictured (from left) Paul Mitchell (caretaker), Coun Graham Conway, Coun Colin Fryer, Coun Paul Dean (chairman of parish council), Coun Sarah Tonge (chairman of the Environmental Committee), and Chris Morley (caretaker).

Paying tribute to war heroes