Ilkley Town Council has announced that the annual Remembrance parade and service will be held on Sunday 10th November 2024.
The service will commence at 3.00pm at the Memorial Gardens, Ilkley, and will be led by the Rev David Callander.
All are welcome at the Memorial Gardens and there will be an opportunity to lay your wreath at the end if you wish.
The service will be preceded by the traditional parade starting from Whitton Croft Road. This will include dignitaries, members of the armed forces and uniformed and civic organisations.
Participants in the parade will assemble from 2.20pm, and at 2.40pm will progress in front of the Town Hall, along the Grove and into the Memorial Gardens to assemble in time for the 3.00pm start. A rolling road closure will be in place.
All are welcome to support the parade and to attend the service in the Memorial Gardens.
A collection will be held for the Royal British Legion.

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