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ISSUE 1291

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DONCASTER REMEMBERS TIME OUT PAGE 4

Doncaster is set to come together to pay their respects to servicemen and women at Remembrance events across the borough this week. Exhibitions, concerts and poppy displays will be taking place throughout the week leading up to Sunday 11 November when residents are also invited to join Remembrance Sunday Services. Councillor Paul Wray, Armed Forces Champion, said: “I would encourage everyone to join in the events, whether they are in the town centre or their local community. “They are an important opportunity to commemorate the

servicemen and women who have sacrificed so much in the World Wars and other conflicts and of course, this year also marks the centenary of the end of the First World War. “So please, come along and pay your respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and remember the fallen soldiers along with those who are serving today.” Please see the following list of some of the events taking place.

Church Tower. Inside the church there is a display of poppies running from the east window flowing over the alter. Every night 6pm from Friday 26 October onwards.

There But Not There Unveiling Ashworth Barracks Museum, Cedar Road, Doncaster Sunday 4 November, 10.45-11.15am

Fishlake St Cuthbert Remembers Fishlake St Cuthbert is holding an exhibition of WWI images, poems and some artefacts as part of their Remembrance event. The Church will be decorated with hand-knitted poppies, at least 2,500.

Thorne Remembers St Nicholas Parish Church, Thorne Friday 9 November (10am – 4pm)/10th (10am – 4pm) / 11th (1pm 4pm)

St Peter’s Church, Conisbrough St. Peter’s Church Conisbrough will be lighting up a display of poppies running down the

St Cuthbert’s Church is open daily and the Remembrance event displays will remain throughout November

Forces Lunch Castle Park Saturday 10 November from 12 noon The event includes a full roast dinner, complimentary tea and coffee. Also, live entertainment from Lorrie Brown - a salute to Vera Lynn tribute act.

Admission is £12.95 and to book call 01302 831388.

Doncaster Choral Society commemorates the Armistice of 1918 Cast Sat 10 Nov, (7.30pm) Doncaster Choral Society commemorates the Armistice of 1918 with a concert including the much-loved “The Armed Man”- A Mass for Peace by Karl Jenkins featuring the National Festival Orchestra and a top line-up of soloists. Simon Lindly conducts an evening of music of remembrance. For ticket and booking details visit castindoncaster.com/ whats-on/lest-we-forget

Remembrance Observances – Doncaster town centre • Service of Remembrance – War Memorial on Bennetthorpe (10.45am) • Parade to the Minster of St.George (11.15am) • The parade arrives at the Minster of St. George where there will be a Service of Remembrance (11.45am)

A full list of event can be found at doncaster.gov.uk/News/doncaster-remembers

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