Remembrance Sunday Dundee; On Remembrance Sunday, undreds of thousands of individuals over the UK will pay tribute to British fighters lost in clashes far and wide.

In the event that you need to offer your regards, here’s the subtleties of a portion of the occasions occurring in Tayside and Fife on Sunday. Dundee In the city, the procession will begin at the High School of Dundee and head down Reform Street to the wreath laying at the Garden of Remembrance before the administration in St Mary’s Church at around 11.30pm.

At 11am, there will be the Powrie Brae recognition, and at 12.20pm there will be wreath-laying at the war dedication.

 

 

Remembrance Sunday Dundee

At 2.30pm, a dedication occasion will be held at the Submarine Memorial at City Quay, and the recognition celebrations will finish up with an administration on board the Frigate Unicorn at 3pm.AngusA little service will be held by the Royal British Legion Scotland at the Western burial ground in Arbroath at 10.45am, before the procession at 1.30pm, setting off from Lunan Court. The motorcade will complete at the war commemoration at the High Commons, and will be trailed by a short administration, a two-minute quietness and wreath-laying.

In Carnoustie, the RBLS will leave from their clubrooms at 12.15pm. the Legion’s pipe band will lead the path to the war dedication for a 12.30pm administration.

 

 

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The Monifieth march will leave from the Tesco stacking vehicle leave at 10.15am and head to St Rules Church for the recognition administration. At 12.20pm, the procession will reconvene at Church Street for the walk to the Cenotaph for a short administration and wreath-laying.PerthshirePerth’s Remembrance Sunday march will begin at 2 High Street at 10.45am and descend the road onto King Edward Street and onto St John’s Kirk for the administration. At 10am, the 7 Scots Pipes and Drums and 51st Highland Military Band will march from Thimble Row to the Kirk, and after the administration will advance toward the 51st Highland dedication at the North Inch.

In Blairgowrie, the Remembrance march will begin at the Royal British Legion Scotland club at 12.20pm, before making a beeline for the dedication at the Wellmeadow for the administration and wreath-laying.

 

 

Around early afternoon, the Coupar Angus pipe band will lead the motorcade from the High Street to the war dedication at the school.FifeA Service of Remembrance will be held in the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, St Andrews at 10.40am. It will be trailed by a motorcade to the War Memorial. The wreath-laying administration will happen around early afternoon.

A wreath-laying service will be held in Tayport, beginning at 10.40am.