Brent’s Remembrance Sunday service takes place at Barham Park
Hundreds pay tribute to lives lost in war and conflict
Hundreds of people attended the borough’s annual Remembrance Sunday service which was held in Barham Park yesterday.
A procession and parade took place before wreaths were laid in memory of all those who have lost their lives in wars and other conflicts.
Cllr Michael Adeyeye, Mayor of Brent, and Cllr Muhammed Butt, Brent Council Leader, attended the service.
Cllr Butt said: “Events such as this always bring perspective to life.
You may also want to watch:
“It’s easy to get caught up in the importance of day to day life. However, we must never forget those people who made the greatest sacrifice to ensure we get to live in a free and democratic society. “We all have a responsibility not only to honour their memory, but also to honour their legacy - democracy, freedom, choice and tolerance.”
Click on photo gallery at the top right to see more pictures taken at the service.
Most Read
- 1 'No light at the end of the tunnel' says Northwick Park surgeon on operation backlogs
- 2 Neasden man charged with murder and knife attacks
- 3 Pictures: Snow arrives covering Gladstone Park and Neasden Temple
- 4 Brent investigating implications of traffic measures court ruling
- 5 Mass vaccination centre opens in Wembley Park
- 6 Appeal after woman hit on the head and sexually assaulted in Sudbury
- 7 Wembley drug dealer jailed for biting, scratching and pushing police
- 8 Wembley grandmother who survived Covid thanks live-in carer
- 9 Buyers claim luxury flats are 'nightmare' construction site
- 10 Brent residents face £100 council tax hike for Band D property
