Parades and wreath-laying events will take place on 12th November in Enfield Town, Edmonton Green and Southgate

Three events will be taking place around Enfield borough to this year’s Remembrance Sunday.

The three parades and wreath laying events will take place in Enfield Town, Edmonton Green and Southgate on Sunday, 12th November.

The events will commemorate the sacrifices of those who lost their lives in the two world wars and more recent world conflicts and will remember those who gave their lives for their country.

Gina Needs, Enfield Council’s cabinet member for community safety and cohesion, said: “I’d like to invite everyone from our local community to come together to join us to recognise and pay their respects to those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.

“We owe a tremendous debt to the brave people who defended our country and to the armed forces who continue to do so.”

Remembrance Sunday parades and services:

Edmonton

10.30am – Parade to Edmonton War Memorial from Plevna Road Car Park
10.40am – Remembrance Sunday Service
11am – Two-minute silence
11.10am – Wreath laying
11.30am – Fall out at Balham Road

Enfield Cenotaph

2.30pm – Parade to Enfield Cenotaph by Enfield Royal British Legion
2.45pm – Assembly of attendees
3.00pm – Service commences, including wreath laying
3.30pm – Parade continues along Church Street and into Silver Street
3.45pm – Parade dismissed from outside Enfield Civic Centre

Southgate

10am – Service starts at St Andrew’s Church, Chase Side
10.45am – Act of Remembrance including wreath laying
11.15am – Service closes and then on to Southgate Royal British Legion for further prayers and wreath laying

For further information on Remembrance Sunday, visit The Royal British Legion’s website:
Visit britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/remembrance/remembrance-events/remembrance-sunday

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