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People to meet 10.30am outside the Foresters Arms and then process at 10.40am down the High Street to the foot of Kingston Bridge where Rev. Jerry Field from St John’s will conduct a short service of remembrance.
After the two-minute silence the Last Post will sound at 11am.
The Council will be represented by Cllr Robin Brown.
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