Muswell Hill Remembrance parade sees record attendance
The Royal British Legion Muswell Hill and Highgate Branch held its largest service to date on November 1.
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The Royal British Legion Muswell Hill and Highgate Branch hosted its largest Remembrance parade and service on Sunday, November 1. The event, traditionally held the week before Remembrance Sunday, saw record attendance.
Wreath-laying and parade
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The morning began with a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial to PC Keith Blakelock, located on Muswell Hill Broadway. Following this, a parade commenced. Participants included the London Metropolitan Brass band, Royal Fusiliers Cadets from 212 Hornsey, Haringey Sea Cadets, representatives from the London Fire Brigade and Metropolitan Police, and Lambretta riders from the Ride To Remembrance group. The parade made its way back to the Branch's Memorial Garden on Muswell Hill Road for the main service.
Service and attendees
The service was conducted by Father Robert Easton. Among the attendees were Captain Peter Baker, Deputy Lieutenant for Haringey, and Sir Andrew Smith, the Branch Patron. Catherine West MP, alongside local councillors Tony Powell, Karina Braun, and Daniela Parry, also paid their respects. Choral accompaniment was provided by North London Voices, with prayers offered by Bibi Khan of Wightman Road Mosque and Judith Prinsley of Muswell Hill Synagogue.
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The service commemorated those who have made sacrifices in past and present conflicts, and gave thanks to serving personnel, veterans, and their families. Following the service, attendees were invited into the club for refreshments.
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+When was the Remembrance parade held?
The Royal British Legion Muswell Hill and Highgate Branch held its largest Remembrance parade and service on Sunday, November 1. This event traditionally takes place the week before the official Remembrance Sunday.
+Who participated in the parade?
The parade included the London Metropolitan Brass band, Royal Fusiliers Cadets, Haringey Sea Cadets, the London Fire Brigade, the Metropolitan Police, and Lambretta riders from the Ride To Remembrance group. Members of the public also joined the procession.
+Which dignitaries attended the service?
The service was attended by Captain Peter Baker, Deputy Lieutenant for Haringey, and Sir Andrew Smith, the Branch Patron. Catherine West MP and local councillors Tony Powell, Karina Braun, and Daniela Parry were also present.
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