REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY AND ARMISTICE DAY
Remembrance Sunday, is held on the second Sunday in November to commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen and women in wars and conflicts.
The event overseen by the Harwell Parish Council, supported by the RBL Branch as a joint effort, and comprises of a parade along the High Street to the Village War Memorial, where a service is held including, the two minutes silence and laying of wreaths. This is followed by a service in St. Matthews Church.
On Armistice Day itself, 11th November, Legion Members hold a short ceremony at the War Memorial.
Remembrance Sunday Parade and Armistice Day 2021
Harwell Parish Council and Harwell RBL Branch are delighted to confirm that the 2021 Remembrance Parade will return in its full format on Sunday 14th November, with a 2 minutes silence held on the 11th November. Remembrance Sunday - 14th November Following the easing of lockdown restrictions in reaction...
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Remembrance Sunday 8th November 2020
Remembrance Sunday Ceremony: With the Covid-19 pandemic influencing us all, there was the expected impact upon annual November Remembrance commemorations, however Harwell Branch of the RBL were keen that the event was still recognised. In line with Government guidelines and consultation with the Parish Council, a smaller service took place...
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Remembrance Sunday photos
Photos of the 2019 Parade were taken by Simon Haycox and Bob Girling and can be found on the Harwell RBL Branch Parades Facebook page, along with photographs taken in previous years.