Aylesbury Town Council held its own Remembrance service on November 5, while Buckinghamshire Council held the county’s Remembrance service in the town on Sunday November 8.
The Buckinghamshire Council Remembrance service featured veterans, serving personnel, cadets, community groups, faith leaders and residents coming together to remember those who have served the country.
During the service, Buckinghamshire Council chairman John Chilver joined other representatives in laying wreaths at the memorial.
Services also took place right across Aylesbury Vale, including in Buckingham and Stoke Mandeville, where there was an Act of Remembrance at the UK’s newest war memorial, which was unveiled on November 7 at Stoke Mandeville Village.
We have also been sent some photos of Remembrance displays in villages across the area, and at some of our area’s tourist attractions.
See our full selection of Remembrance themed photos in the gallery below.
5. Remembrance Day
An Act of Remembrance took place on Saturday November 7 at Stoke Mandeville Village’s new war memorial, located on the village green. Pic: Submitted Photo: Submitted
6. Remembrance Day
The front of the Weston Turville Union Chapel was decorated with poppies in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday Photo: Submitted
7. Remembrance Day
Poppies have been displayed on buildings across the village of Edgcott - these have all been made by members of the Grendon Underwood Women’s Institute and Edgcott residents Photo: Submitted
8. Remembrance Day
Waddesdon Manor is currently home to the Standing with Giants exhibition, which features more than 1,000 silhouettes commemorating the lives lost under British command on D-Day - the exhibition runs until the end of November Photo: Submitted