COMMUNITIES in Colwyn Bay and Conwy came together to remember the Fallen on Remembrance Sunday (November 8).
In Colwyn Bay, a service was held at St Paul's Church, followed by a parade to the War Memorial at Queen's Gardens, where the laying of wreaths took place with dignitaries from the council in attendance alongside military bodies
Also in attendance were the 271 Air Training Corps (Colwyn Bay) of the Royal Air Force Cadets.
The council said of the ceremony: "Bay of Colwyn Town Council stands together with our community today in honour and reflection.
"We remember the service and sacrifice of those who gave their lives in conflicts past and present, and those who continue to serve today.
"As we pause in silence, we pay our respects and ensure that their memory and sacrifice live on.
"We will remember them."
In Conwy, an Act of Remembrance began at Bodlondeb before a parade made its way to St Mary's and All Saints Church, led by the Cambria Band.
The Mayor of Conwy, Councillor Siân Grady, laid a wreath at the Cenotaph on behalf of the town, paying tribute to the fallen and all those who have served and continue to serve.
A spokesperson for Conwy Town Council said: "Conwy came together on Sunday to honour and remember all those who have given their lives in service to our country, those who have served in the Armed Forces, and all those who continue to serve today.
"We will always remember their courage, dedication and sacrifice.
"Thank you to everyone who took part in the parade, attended the service and helped make this year's Remembrance Sunday a fitting occasion."
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