CROWDS will gather at war memorials across the borough this Sunday to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the First World War.
Remembrance Sunday is held on the second Sunday of November every year, which is the Sunday nearest to the anniversary (November 11) of the end of the war.
All over the country wreaths will be laid on war memorials and two minutes' silence will be held at 11am.
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Eastcote: A service will be held at the war memorial in Field End Road at 10.40am.
Harefield: St Mary's Church, in High Street, is holding a short service in the cemetery, in Church Hill, at noon, followed by a memorial service on the village green at 3pm.
Harlington: A candlelit vigil will be held at Cherry Lane Cemetery, in Shepiston Lane, at 5pm, to remember those who died in both the First and Second World War.
Hayes: A parade will start from the football ground in Kingshill Avenue at 9.10pm and march to St Mary the Virgin Parish Church, in Church Road. The service will begin at 9.40am and finish just before 11am for the two minutes' silence. The congregation will then march back to the football ground.
Ickenham: On November 11 St Giles Church, in Swakeleys Road, is holding a service at the churchyard flagpole at 10.55am.
Northwood: A service is being held at the war memorial in Green Lane at 10.45pm.
Ruislip: A parade will start at Ruislip station car park at 10.25am and march along High Street to the war memorial in Eastcote Road. The service will begin at 10.45am with the two minutes' silence being held at 11am.
Uxbridge: A service is being held 10am at the Salvation Army, Frays Court, Cowley Road, followed by the wreath laying ceremony at the Peace Memorial.
On November 11 a ceremony will take place on the Civic Centre forecourt, in High Street, at 10.50am in memory of those who died or were injured in the First and Second World War and in more recent conflicts. A two minutes' silence will be held at 11am, which will coincide with maroon rockets being launched from sites across the borough to signify the start of the silence and they will be fired again at 11.02am to signal the end.
Yiewsley: St Matthew's Parish Church, in High Street, is holding a service at 11am at the war memorial.
*Service at Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin in Rickmansworth at 9.30am, followed by laying of wreaths at the war memorial.
*Service at St Peter's Church in Mill End at 10.30am, followed by wreath laying ceremony
*Composer, organist and conductor Paul Ayres will lead the Wallbrook Singers in a Remembrance programme of traditional English music, including The White Cliffs of Dover, I vow to thee, my country and Shenandoah, also at St Peter's Church in Mill End at 6pm.
*Service at All Saints Church in Croxley Green at 3pm, followed by wreath laying ceremony
