It was a wet morning, but that didn't stop hundreds of people turning out to the Flat Iron car park and Astley Park to mark the Armistice.
On the eleventh day of the eleventh month, 100 years since the end of the First World War, they gathered to ensure we would never forget.
It was a wet start to the day, as people gathered in the Flat Iron car park to await the start of the procession Young and old alike made the journey to pay their respectsA piping band lead the way up Union Street from the Flat Iron car parkOn to Park Road, to the entrance of the park where others waited patiently at the war memorialEyes-left, as present and former service personnel arrive at the parkWreaths of poppies wait to be placed in front of a remembrance garden at Astley Park
