Clowne Village

Remembrance and Poppy Appeal

Clowne is a village which still has a good sense of community and nothing demonstrates this more than when the village comes together in November on Remembrance Sunday for the annual Parade and Service to honour the war dead whose names appear on the Cenotaph in the heart of the village.

Over 400 people attend the Service at the Cenotaph and over 30 wreaths are laid at its base. This is as many wreaths as a large town such as Chesterfield would lay and the turnout is remarkable for a village.

Also the people of Clowne and Barlborough (this is the British Legion collection area) have given an increasing amount to the British Legion Poppy Appeal each year despite difficult economic times.

This website is to give you information about both the Remembrance Service with pictures from some years back and about the local Poppy Appeal.

Click on the links below.

Clowne Remembrance Parade and Service Clowne & Barlborough Poppy Appeal

 

 

Disclaimer

Authored by Paul English

The author has attempted to be as factual as  possible. All opinions expressed are entirely the authors.

All pictures are by Paul English, Peter English and Arthur Heap.

Please report any errors, omissions, feedback to remembrance200@yahoo.com 

These pages have no official connection to the Royal British Legion.

"Clowne Village" website has kindly provided a link to these pages but has no responsibility for content.

 

 

 

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