Waverley to pay tribute to The Fallen

10.50-11.10am

Service of Remembrance at the War Memorial on Blackheath Common.

10.55-11.05am

Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial. Wreaths will be laid by community groups. After the service, attendees will be invited to attend a further service at Holy Trinity Church, Bramley.

8am and 10am

Services at St Mary’s Church. The 10am Service of Remembrance will be followed by an Act of Remembrance and at the War Memorial with service veterans’ organisations, representatives of HM Forces, as well as representatives of uniformed youth organisations, representatives of the parish council, local churches and community organisations. 

9.45am-10.30am

Service of remembrance at St Nicolas Church. Parade through High Street, setting off from outside the church at 10.40am and proceeding to the War Memorial.

Traffic on High Street will be closed during the parade until the end of the Service of Remembrance at the War Memorial.

This year the parade will be led by some 175 cadets, and a piper from Cranleigh School, who were officially affiliated into the Cranleigh and District Branch of the RBL last month.

The service of Remembrance will start at 10.55am and will be led by Canon Roy Woodhams from St Nicolas Church. Further information from Trevor Cobby, Chairman, Cranleigh and District RBL at cobby.trevor@gmail.com

10.45am

Act of Remembrance Service at The War Memorial followed by Civic Service in the Parish Church at 11am.

10- 10.30am

In conjunction with the Farnham Branch of the Royal British Legion, Farnham Town Council is co-ordinating a parade from Castle Street and service at the War Memorial, Gostrey Meadow.

The parade, led by Alder Valley Brass which will provide the music for the service, will assemble in Castle Street.

The service will begin with the re-dedication of the War Memorial and commemoration of the Royal British Legion, both marking 100 years in 2021.

Organisations will be contacted to participate in the laying of wreaths during the service. Alternatively, you are welcome to email your organisation’s details to mayor@farnham.gov.uk or telephone 01252 712667.

Wreaths will also be laid at Remembrance Services in The Bourne, Badshot Lea, Hale and Heath End, Rowledge, Weybourne and Wrecclesham.

4-4.30pm

St Andrew’s, Farnham: There will be a Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving at St Andrew's Church. This is a special service to give thanks to God for all those who have died in recent years. 

10am

Service at St Peter and St Paul attended by the Mayor of Godalming’s civic party and representatives from community groups and organisations.

Following the service, there will be an Act of Remembrance (10.45am) at the War Memorial in the Phillips Memorial Ground where the town’s civic and political leaders, faith groups and other community organisations will observe a two-minute silence (11am) and lay wreaths.

A parade will follow involving those who have served in Her Majesty’s forces. For up-to-date information and timings visit: www.godalming-tc.gov.uk/remembrance-in-Godalming-2021/

10.55am

Service of Remembrance, War Memorial - High Street, Haslemere. Also being streamed live www.facebook.com/haslemeretowncouncil

10am

Service of Remembrance before last Call 11am and wreath laying ceremony at St Alban’s Church, Tilford Road, Hindhead.

10am

Remembrance Sunday service ending with the Act of Remembrance at the village war memorial at Christ Church, Church Hill, Shamley Green, GU5 0UD.

10.45am

Following a short Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial at St Michael’s and All Angels Church in Thursley at 10.45am, the VE Day Commemoration bench near the church will be unveiled.

Also, from 10am-4pm, Thursley History Society will have a display at village hall at home and overseas.

There will be refreshments, music from Robbie Goldfinch and some volunteers from The Rural Life Museum at Tilford in full period costume to entertain and educate. The bench and display have been funded by a grant from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust.

10am-11am approx

A family accessible service of remembrance with act of silence at St John the Baptist Church, The Street, Wonersh.