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Services held across the borough to mark Remembrance Sunday, with civic leaders attending key events.
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Mayor of Barnet Zahra Beg laid a wreath at the Hendon War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday. The ceremony was attended by council leaders, armed forces personnel, veterans, cadets, emergency services, faith representatives, and the public. The Mayor laid the wreath on behalf of the mayoralty, councillors, and burgesses of the borough.
Across the London Borough of Barnet, residents gathered for local remembrance services and parades. Deputy Mayor Humayune Khalick attended the service held in East Barnet. Civic Ambassador Lachhya Bahadur Gurung represented the borough at the remembrance service in Edgware.
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Former mayors and other civic representatives also laid mayoral wreaths at remembrance events in various communities throughout the borough. These services provided an opportunity for residents to pay their respects to those who have died in war.
“It has been an honour to represent the borough as we remember all those who gave their lives for our peace and freedom. Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day give us the chance to stand in silence and pay tribute to them. We must never forget what they sacrificed for us, and we will preserve their legacy for future generations. Lest we forget.”
Zahra Beg, Mayor of Barnet
Mayor Beg commented that the occasion was an honour, allowing for a moment of silence and tribute to those who sacrificed for peace and freedom. She emphasised the importance of remembering their sacrifices and preserving their legacy for the future.
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+Who represented Barnet at the Remembrance Sunday services?
Mayor of Barnet Zahra Beg laid a wreath at the Hendon War Memorial. Deputy Mayor Humayune Khalick attended the service in East Barnet, and Civic Ambassador Lachhya Bahadur Gurung represented the borough at the Edgware service.
+What did the Mayor of Barnet say about the occasion?
Mayor Zahra Beg stated it was an honour to represent the borough in remembering those who gave their lives for peace and freedom. She stressed the importance of not forgetting their sacrifices and preserving their legacy.
+Where were the main Remembrance Sunday services held in Barnet?
Key services were held at the Hendon War Memorial, where the Mayor laid a wreath. Other services attended by civic leaders took place in East Barnet and Edgware, with further events across the borough.
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