Harborough Falls Silent For Remembrance Sunday
Written by HFM News on 15th November 2021
Remembrance Sunday was marked with events across the Hfm region yesterday.
In Market Harborough, people gathered for a ceremony on The Square led by the Royal British Legion.
Dignitaries, including Harborough MP Neil O’Brien, placed wreaths on the War Memorial and a two minute’s silence was observed at 11am.
It was a scaled-back event again this year due to the pandemic, with no parade or church service.

Wreath laying on the Square.
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Wreath bearers on the Square in Market Harborough.
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The last post.
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Crowds gather during the remembrance service on the Square.
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Richard Brooks Deputy Lieutentant during the wreath laying on the Square.
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Chairman of Harborough District Council Stephen Bilbie during the wreath laying ceremony.
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Richard Brooks Deputy Lieutentant during the wreath laying on the Square.
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The wreath laying service on the Square.
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