In Glossop, the service will take place at 11am at the cenotaph in Norfolk Square. The parade will depart from the Market Grounds at 10.45am and so residents are advised to arrive in Norfolk Square in good time.
The service will be led by Reverend Norman Shaw and Father Martin Sylvester, with the Deputy Lieutenant, Mrs Jackie Bird MBE, and the Mayor of High Peak, Councillor Barbara Hastings-Asatourian, also attending.
Following the service, the parade will re-form and return to the Market Grounds. Refreshments will be available afterwards at Bradbury Community House.
In Hadfield, the commemorations will begin with a church service at St Andrewโs Church at 10am, attended by past the Mayor, Councillor Dom Starkey.
Those attending will then proceed to the War Memorial for the Remembrance Service at 10.50am, led by Reverend David Ridley.
Refreshments will be served in the Community Room at Hadfield Hall following the service.
TintWistle Service; (Old Rd)
10:35 AM โ Remembrance Parade: Leaves Conduit Street and heads toward the war memorial.
10:50 AM โ War Memorial Service: Acts of remembrance and wreath-laying begin at the War Memorial on Old Road.
11:00 AM โ Two-Minute Silence: National two-minute silence observed.
11:15 AM โ Church Service: Followed by a service at the United Reformed Church or Christ Church.
Charlesworth Service; (Glossop Road)
The Memorial Service: The village typically marks Remembrance Sunday with a formal act of remembrance at the Charlesworth Cenotaph.
Local residents, community groups, and local representatives gather to observe the national two-minute silence at 11:00 AM, followed by the playing of the Last Post and the laying of poppy wreath.;
'They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.
