Services will take place in Harrow Town Centre, Edgware, and Pinner. At 11am, the borough will observe the national two-minute silence. The Mayor of Harrow, Cllr Yogesh Teli, will lead the town centre service.
A parade, including armed forces personnel, cadets, scouts, and community groups, will march from Greenhill Way along Station Road to the war memorial on St Anns Road. The public is welcome to watch the parade and join the service.
“"On Remembrance Sunday, we stand together to honour all those who gave their lives for the freedoms we have today. We reflect on the courage, service and sacrifice of generations of men and women, and ensure their stories are never forgotten. We also pay tribute to those who continue to serve in our armed forces today. I invite everyone to join us in reflection, wear your poppy with pride and stand together in remembrance. We will remember them."
The town parade commences at 10.15am, followed by prayers, wreath laying, and poetry readings. Traffic will be temporarily held along the parade route.
Services are scheduled as follows:
- Edgware: 10am, Edgware War Memorial, High Street
- Harrow Town Centre: 10.15am, parade from Greenhill Way to the war memorial on St Anns Road
- Pinner: 10.40 – 11.30, Pinner War Memorial, High Street
- Edgware: 10am, Edgware War Memorial, High Street
- Harrow Town Centre: 10.15am, parade from Greenhill Way to the war memorial on St Anns Road
- Pinner: 10.40 – 11.30, Pinner War Memorial, High Street
