THE streets of Warrington were lined with people who came to pay their respects to our fallen soldiers this morning.

A Remembrance Sunday Service was held at the Warrington Cenotaph at Bridgefoot to commemorate the soldiers that fought and died for our freedom in the war.

Warrington Guardian: The Remembrance Day parade began at the Town Hall The Remembrance Day parade began at the Town Hall (Image: Dave Gillespie)
It began with the Remembrance Day parade which started at the Town Hall and made its way over to the Warrington Cenotaph.

Warrington Guardian: Soldiers and veterans made up part of the parade that marched through the town centreSoldiers and veterans made up part of the parade that marched through the town centre (Image: Dave Gillespie)  
Residents gathered at the cenotaph awaiting the arrival of the parade which signalled the start of the Remembrance service.

Warrington Guardian: Warrington CenotaphWarrington Cenotaph (Image: Dave Gillespie)
The Service began at 10.59am at the war memorial, with the sounding of the Last Post.

Warrington Guardian: The Salvation Army played throughout the ceremonyThe Salvation Army played throughout the ceremony (Image: Dave Gillespie)
Members of the Salvation Army played beautifully before and after the ceremony.

Warrington Guardian: Members of the forces were among the crowd of hundreds that observed the two-minute silenceMembers of the forces were among the crowd of hundreds that observed the two-minute silence (Image: Dave Gillespie)
Residents, politicians, the mayor and members of the armed forces were among the crowds who observed a two-minute silence in honour of our fallen soldiers.

Warrington Guardian: Hundreds of residents attended the service at BridgefootHundreds of residents attended the service at Bridgefoot (Image: Dave Gillespie)
Hundreds of residents looked on as the Remembrance service began.

Warrington Guardian: The wreath laying then commencedThe wreath laying then commenced (Image: Dave Gillespie)

After the Wreath laying the brass band began to play once more.

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After the service finished the parade then left and travelled back up to the Town Hall.

Warrington Guardian: The parade left the cenotaph after the service and made its way back to the Town HallThe parade left the cenotaph after the service and made its way back to the Town Hall (Image: Dave Gillespie)
Mayor of Warrington, Cllr Steve Wright, said: “It’s so important that we never forget the sacrifices made by so many during times of conflict.

"Remembrance Sunday gives us the opportunity to stand with others across the country to honour all those who have sacrificed so much, and to pay tribute to our armed forces, both past and present.”