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2018 Remembrance Weekend in Prescot
What’s happening in Prescot this Remembrance weekend?
To honour this year’s Remembrance Sunday and commemorate 100 years since the end of World War One, the Friends of Prescot Cemetery & Churchyard have once again installed their ‘field of poppies’ around the BI Memorial in the cemetery.
The cemetery group have bought a new iron bench in memory of the PALs, the soldiers stationed at Prescot Barracks during the Great War, and ‘Tommy’ silhouettes also stand in the churchyard to remember the fallen.
The displays can be viewed every day until Friday 16 November.
Friday 9 November . 7pm . Prescot Parish Church
WWI CENTENARY CELEBRATION CONCERT – Music from Parr Band and wartime readings from members of the local community. Ends 8.15pm approx. and is followed by complimentary wine and nibbles. Tickets £5 on the door, under-16s free with a paying adult. www.prescotfestival.co.uk
Saturday 10 November . 10am-2pm . Prescot Parish Church
WWI CENTENARY EXHIBITION – Items of historical interest from the Great War, and artwork by local schoolchildren. Drop in any time and browse the exhibition (free).
Sunday 11 November . 10.50am . Prescot War Memorial & Parish Church
Knowsley Civic Act of Remembrance – Parade leaves Prescot County Primary School, Maryville Road, at 10.20am
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