Remembrance Day 2023: Glossop

Wednesday, 15 November 2023 14:38

Residents across Glossop attended the Remembrance Service in Norfolk Square at the weekend.

Uniformed officers, council officials and the deputy Mayor of the High Peak, Cllr Stewart Gardner were in attendance.

During the service at the cenotaph, there were acts of remembrance such as prayers, the last post and a two minute silence.

Below is a series of photos from the event:

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