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South Molton has remembered those from the town and around the world who fell in conflict at its annual civic Remembrance Sunday event.
A parade led by the South Molton branch of the Royal British Legion, with local veterans and uniformed groups, made its way through the town to the historic Pannier Market for the annual Remembrance Service.
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Above: The Remembrance Service at South Molton Pannier Market. Credit: Karolina Andreasova
After the event, South Molton Town Council posted on Facebook: “Thank you to everyone who came together this morning to remember those who gave their lives in service. The market was full and the silence was deeply felt.
“It was powerful to see our town stand together in respect and gratitude. We will remember them.”
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