Remembrance Sunday service and commemorations in Ruthin

1918 Squadron Air Cadets. <i>(Image: Submitted by Anne Roberts)</i>
1918 Squadron Air Cadets. (Image: Submitted by Anne Roberts)
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REMEMBRANCE Sunday commemorations took a new format this year in Ruthin.

A service was held at St Peter's Church before moving to the town's war memorial.

Councillor Anne Roberts, of Ruthin Town Council said: "We had a really good turnout at both locations, and it was heartening to see so many of our young people there, from many local groups, to pay their respects.

"We were led very efficiently and respectfully by 1918 Squadron Air Cadets."

There was a good turnout, with many young people from groups in the crowds. (Image: Submitted by Cllr Anne Roberts)

The service at St Peter's included Bible readings, a short address, and hymns.

A two-minute silence was observed at 11am at the war memorial on Wynnstay Road.

The national anthem was followed by a further hymn, before community members laid wreaths.

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