REMEMBRANCE Sunday takes place this weekend with parades and civic services honouring fallen servicemen and women throughout Conwy.
This year marks 80 years since the end of the Second World War, with Armistice Day officially recognising First World War's end on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.
Several services across Conwy are being held this Sunday (November 9), in honour of those who gave their lives in the country's service.
Across the county, parades and services of remembrance will take place at war memorials and cenotaphs in towns and villages where people have already been preparing with thoughtful, decorative poppy displays.
This is the Remembrance Day plan for towns in Conwy county:
Colwyn Bay
10.40am - Parade leaves Lansdowne Road, Colwyn Bay
10.50am - Service & Laying of Wreaths at War Memorial, Queen’s Gardens
11.10am - Parade to St Paul’s Church for Service
Conwy
10.45am - Short service will be held at Bodlondeb followed by the parade, which will make its way through the town to St. Mary's Church for the Remembrance Service led by Rev Kevin Ellis
Llandudno
9.45am-11.30am - Service of Remembrance to be held at The Church of the Holy Trinity Llandudno followed by Remembrance Service at the War Memorial
Old Colwyn
10am - Service at St Catherine’s & St John’s Church
10.40am - Assemble at War Memorial
11.00am - Laying of Wreaths & Service at War Memorial
Penrhynside
10:15am-11.15am - Service of Remembrance to be held at Penrhynside Village Hall followed by Remembrance Service at the War Memorial
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