Remembrance Day events across Stockport

by Lib Dem team on 24 October, 2019

Information on Cheadle’s Remembrance Day, Sunday 10th November 2019.

REMEMBRANCE DAYS IN STOCKPORT 2019

Stockport Council, together with local branches of the Royal British Legion, has helped to organise some of the commemorative services and events in the borough on Remembrance Sunday (Sunday 10 November) and Armistice Day (Monday 11 November).

On Remembrance Sunday, The Mayor of Stockport, Councillor Laura Booth, will lead the borough in paying respects at the Civic Act of Remembrance on the steps of Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, Wellington Road South, Stockport. At precisely 11.00am there will be a two-minute silence, ending with the Last Post. Following prayers, hymns and reflections, wreaths will be laid on the steps of the War Memorial.

The Council will join the Royal British Legion in observing a two-minute silence on Armistice Day, Monday 11 November. At precisely 11.00am, the Mayor of Stockport, Councillor Laura Booth, will observe the silence on the steps of Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery. To mark the beginning and end of the silence (at 11.00am and 11.02am) maroon rockets will be launched from the civic complex. The sound should be heard for up to two miles away, and residents and shoppers should not be alarmed.

The Mayor is asking local residents to support the Royal British Legion’s annual Poppy Appeal which provides the main source of funds to maintain the Royal British Legion’s many welfare and benevolent schemes.

Councillor Laura Booth, Mayor of Stockport, said: “This is an important time to honour serviceman and women, of all faiths and non faith, of this country and the Commonwealth who paid the ultimate price. I’d encourage Stockport residents to join us in remembering them, at one of the services across the borough.” On Remembrance Sunday, Remembrance Services will take place throughout the borough – please note the different starting times:

Stockport:
10.20am – Procession of Service Units, Ex-Servicemen’s, Civilian and Youth Organisations from
the Armoury to the War Memorial
10.45am – Civic Procession from the Town Hall to the War Memorial
11.00am – Two Minutes’ Silence
Civic Act of Remembrance
Placing of wreaths on the steps
The National Anthem
Relaying of wreaths in Hall of Memory by Naval Sea Cadets (after service)

Bramhall:
10.15am – Procession from Holland Road to Bramhall War Memorial
10.40am – Service at the War Memorial, then proceed to St Michael and All Angels Parish Church on St Michaels Avenue, via Bramhall Lane South and Robins Lane

Bredbury:
3.00pm – Service at the War Memorial, George Lane

Cheadle:
10.30am – Parade to assemble at junction of Massie Street with High Street to proceed down High Street to War Memorial
10.50am – Service at the War Memorial Cheadle Hulme:
9.40am – Parade meets at Beech Road
9.55am – Depart to War Memorial

Compstall:
10.50am – Laying of wreaths at War Memorial, Compstall Brow, prior to service at St Paul’s Church

Gatley:
10.45am – Service of Remembrance at War Memorial, Gatley Green

Hazel Grove:
10.30am – Parade commences from Hazel Grove train station
10.45am – Service and laying of wreaths at War Memorial, London Road

Heald Green:
12.00 noon – Service and laying of wreaths at Heald Green and Long Lane War Memorial, Wilmslow Road

Heaton Mersey:
10.45am – Service at St John’s Church, St John’s Road
11.00am – Act of Remembrance at War Memorial Heaton Moor:
10.45am – Service at St Paul’s Church, St Paul’s Road
11.00am – Act of Remembrance at War Memorial Heaton Norris:
10.55am – Parade meets at Grafton Street Park
11.00am – Act of Remembrance in Grafton Street Park
11.30am – Service at Christ with All Saints Church, Heaton Norris

High Lane:
10.00am – Service of Remembrance at St. Thomas’s Parish Church. Laying of wreaths at the War Memorial at the conclusion of the Service
11.00am – Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial

Marple:
10.15am – Standard bearers and the public to assemble at the War Memorial in Memorial Park 10.30am – Service to commence

Mellor:
12.15pm – Laying of wreaths at the War Memorial

Reddish:
10.30am – Church Service at St. Mary’s Church
12.30pm – Parade leaves St. Mary’s Church
12.50pm – Service at the Cenotaph
1.00pm – Service proceeds to Willow Grove Cemetery
1.05pm – Service at Cross of Sacrifice Romiley:
2.30pm – Assemble at Green Lane next to Duke of York Hotel
2.45pm – Prayers at Romiley War Memorial and the laying of wreaths
2.55pm – Parade from Romiley War Memorial to the War Memorial, George Lane, Bredbury 3.00pm – Service commences

Woodford:
10.30am – Service and the laying of wreaths at Christ Church, Chester Road, Woodford

   3 Comments

3 Responses

  1. Harry Bull says:

    At the going down of the sun…….R.I.P.

  2. Elizabeth Ainsworth says:

    Please publicise the remembrance service at Trinity starting at 10.50 following the same order of service as at the cenotaph for those who don’t want to or cant stand outside in the cold.

  3. John Hartley says:

    Not forgotten.

    The work of remembrance goes on –
    http://www.infromthecold.org/

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