On November 8, the North Cornwall town was filled with crowds as residents came together to mark 2026’s remembrance.
During the ceremony, a number of groups paraded through the streets, including the RNLI, local veterans, scout and beaver groups and the area’s cadets.
Following the parade along the Strand, the community members laid wreaths at the towns’ respective war memorials.
During the evening, Bude War Memorial was illuminated in tribute, alongside The Castle, which will remain lit throughout the commemorative period.
As part of the ceremony, local scouts and beavers joined the parade through the town (Picture: Paul's Photography) (Paul's Photography)
Standard-bearers led crowds through the town as part of the remembrance parade (Picture: Paul's Photography) (Paul's Photography)
Residents lined the streets to mark the occasion (Picture: Paul's Photography) (Paul's Photography)
Representatives from local groups took the opportunity to pay their respects by laying poppy wreaths at the war memorial (Picture: Paul's Photography) (Paul's Photography)
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As part of the ceremony, poppies decorated the town's war memorial (Submitted)
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