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Kingsbury Temple’s pipe band join remembrance procession in Whitehall

Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa Pipe Band based at the Shree Swaminarayan Mandir, in Kingbury in Whiteha

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A pipe band based in Kingsbury Temple joined the procession in Whitehall on November 11 to remember those who have died in global conflicts.
Pupils from St Gregory�s Catholic Science College plant poppies in their school's remembrance garden

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Kenton pupils plant poppies in commemmoration of 100 years since the end...

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William Percival in the Willesden Chronicle and Kilburn Times offices in the early 1940s.

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How death of First World War veteran who worked for the Kilburn Times...

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Trumpeter Brother George Davis at the Remembrance Sunday service at New Testament Church, High Road

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Caribbean families fill Willesden church to mark Armistice Day and their...

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The camel regiment in action. Pic: SAAFI

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‘Invisible’ story of bravery in First World War told in touring Somali...

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A retired Gurkha lays a wreath at the Barham Park War Memorial. Picture: British Gurkha Nepalese Ass

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Armistice 100: Brent thanks First World War heroes at moving Barham Park...

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The Kilburn Times, then known as the Willesden Chronicle, from November 1918. Pic: ARCHANT

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Call to remember brave soldiers as ‘nightmare’ ends 100 years ago

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A peace celebration party in Digby Road, Homerton, after the end of the Great War, 1919. Pic: Hackne

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Armistice 100: How peace was marked on November 11, 1918

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