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WE WILL REMEMBER REMEMBRANCE Day was once again The commemorative stone at the junction of marked with a number of ceremonies across Worrall Road and Kirk Edge Road, funded north Sheffield. by public subscription a few years ago and organised by Worrall Environmental Group, Government regulations made an exemption also saw a gathering. from staying at home for the memorial services, although local events all took place with No words. No bugler. Just each with their social distancing in effect. own thoughts. Many recalling forebears who made their sacrifices that we might live the Deepcar St John’s Brownies and Guides relife we lead - however currently restricted and membered on their own doorsteps at 11am socially distanced. today. Usually they would have been at the parade. Several wreaths were laid at Penistone War Memorial to remember those who gave their lives in defence of our country.
Stocksbridge held a short, scaled down, socially distanced Remembrance Day Service at the Clocktower War Memorial. Wreaths were laid by the Deputy Lord Lieutenant Mark Dransfield, Stocksbridge Royal British Legion, Stocksbridge Town Council, South Yorkshire Police and representatives from local community groups. Poppy displays made by the local community and schools in 2018 to mark the Centenary of the ending of WWI are, once again, on display in the Clocktower Gardens. Ecclesfield Parish Council also held a scaled down service.
