Services and events for WWI Armistice
Filey and Hunmanby will be playing their part to commemorate the end of World War One.
On Remembrance Sunday, a service will be held in St Oswald’s Church on Church Hill, Filey, at 9.30am. This will be followed by a parade to the Memorial Garden on Murray Street where wreaths will be laid and the national two-minute silence will be held at 11am.
At 5.30pm a torchlight parade will see people march from Filey Bus Station to the Memorial Garden. People are requested to arrive at the station by 5.15pm.
Battery powered light batons will be handed out free of charge to the first 200 people in return for a donation to the Royal British Legion.
Other services to remember those who lost their lives in conflicts will be held at All Saints Church in Hunmanby at 10.45am and All Saints Church in Muston where wreaths will be laid by the Royal British Legion, the parish council and councillor Godfrey Allanson.