Honley Auxiliary Hospital Photograph: Honley Civic SocietyWounded soldiers. Photograph: Honley Civic Society Photograph: Honley Civic SocietySgt Albert Robinson Honley Civic SocietyPte Norman Schofield Photograph: Honley Civic SocietyThomas Temple Hirst Photograph: Honley Civic SocietyPhotograph: Honley Civic SocietyPhotograph: Sandie NicholsonUnveiling of the Information Board Photograph: Sandie NicholsonLowering of the Standards at the Sunday Service in the People’s Park. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonDeputy Lieutenant David Dinmore, Robert Livingstone Royal British Legion, Carol Roberts Honley Village Community Trust and Jon Hammond, Deputy Lieutenant. Photograph: Sandie Nicholson2 Minutes Silence with Brian Rolfe Chelsea Pensioner and Martin Short, Vicar of St Mary’s Church. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonSoldiers held high waiting to be collected and placed in the Garden of Remembrance in the People’s Park. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonDeputy Mayor & Mayoress, Mr & Mrs Nigel Patrick, Carol Roberts Honley Village Community Trust with Deputy Lieutenants David Dinmore & Jon Hammond. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonGarden of Remembrance – 93 soldiers representing the 93 men from Honley who died during WW1. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonParade through the streets of Honley Photograph: Sandie NicholsonArmy Cadets in the parade Photograph: Sandie NicholsonRe-enactment Group, representing the war horses of WW1, with Remount Service volunteers and a Pioneer SargeantSara Parkes with her WW1 horses. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonBrian Rolfe Chelsea Pensioner watched by Jim Gardener. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonHonley Yorkshire Traction Band with Honley Male Voice Choir performing in the Saturday evening concert. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonA very happy member of the audience for the Saturday evening rendition of Land of Hope & Glory. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonCarol Roberts with granddaughter Freya Roberts conducting Land of Hope & Glory. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonYorkshire Air Ambulance Stall. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonVolunteer Marshalls, Dennis Roberts, Peter Bonds, Peter Makepeace, Jo Bonds and Phil Deakin. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonEnjoying the Afternoon Tea. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonWomen’s Royal Voluntary Service Stand. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonBeautiful Poppy Display outside the Allied Pub. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonCadet gun practice. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonTony Washington with Nytebeat Saturday afternoon performance. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonAudience participation Saturday afternoon. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonPeter Marshall and Carol Roberts helping Kathleen Dyson open Honley Remembers on Saturday 20 July 2019. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonCarol giving Kathleen a helping hand with the cutting of the ribbon. Kathleen lost 2 uncles in the war: The Newsome brothers whose story is on the Information Board. Photograph: Sandie NicholsonPeter Marshall of Honley Civic Society with his Honley Remembers display in the Village Hall on Saturday afternoon. Photograph: Sandie Nicholson
