Wreaths will be laid at the four war memorials in the cemetery - the two Crosses of Sacrifice, the Civilian War memorial and the RAF Memorial - in memory of the servicemen and women and the civilians who are buried there. Members of the public are also invited to join the Deputy Mayor Councillor Godfrey Bland at 12:15pm on Sunday 14 November for the Civic Event at Tunbridge Wells Cemetery.
If you are attending the service in person we would suggest wearing a face covering as this can reduce the risk to others and yourself against the spread of infection. For the March Past the civic party will return to the steps of the Town Hall from where the Mayor will take the salute. Wreaths will be laid by members of the civic party, representatives of service organisations, political parties and local groups, and members of the public.įollowing the service and laying of wreaths there will be a March Past.
The service will be conducted by the Mayor’s Chaplain, Bishop George Fahey,Bishop of the Tunbridge Wells Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Reverend Laurence Powell, Vicar of King Charles the Martyr Church. You are invited to the service of Remembrance, Thanksgiving and Dedication which will take place at 10.45am on Sunday 14 November at the War Memorial in Royal Tunbridge Wells. Watch the service live at twbc.online/remembrance There will be a short ceremony and the traditional two minutes’ silence will be marked by the sounding of maroons.
Bookings for tickets to visit the Memorial galleries from the reopening onwards will be available on the Memorial’s website in early November.The Mayor will be joining representatives of the Royal British Legion at the War Memorial in Royal Tunbridge Wells on Thursday 11 November at 11am to commemorate the Armistice. The Australian War Memorial remains closed to visitors and will reopen to the public on Wednesday 17 November 2021. More information on Remembrance Day is available on the Memorial’s website at: On the afternoon of Remembrance Day, a closed Last Post Ceremony will take place at 4.45pm and be live-streamed on the Memorial’s Facebook and YouTube webpages. The 2021 Remembrance Day National Ceremony features traditional elements including one minute’s silence at 11am, the laying of wreaths by invited dignitaries and a Commemorative Address.ġ1 November 2021 also marks the 80th anniversary of the Australian War Memorial which opened in Canberra in 1941. “The Memorial invites all Australians wherever they are across the nation to commemorate with us at 11am on 11 November through the ABC broadcast or online on Remembrance Day,” Mr Anderson said.
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Memorial Director Matt Anderson said that if people are not able to secure a free ticket when bookings for the ceremony open on Friday 29 October, they are strongly encouraged to commemorate at home by watching the broadcast and to take the time to reflect on this important day. The broadcast will also be live-streamed on the Memorial’s Facebook page, and will be available for viewing on ABC iView. The Remembrance Day National Ceremony will be broadcast live on the ABC television and radio.
Limited tickets to the National Ceremony will be made available to the public from 10am on Friday 29 October from the Australian War Memorial website: The Australian War Memorial will commemorate Remembrance Day 2021 with the National Ceremony on 11 November commencing at 10:45am in the Memorial’s Captain Reg Saunders Courtyard.
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