Hundreds gather at Argents Mead as communities across Hinckley and Bosworth come together to pay their respects.
Residents and visitors across Hinckley and Bosworth came together on Remembrance Sunday to honour those who have served, are currently serving and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Hundreds of people gathered at Argents Mead Memorial Gardens in Hinckley for the borough's main act of remembrance, while communities across the borough also held their own services and parades.
The events brought together veterans, serving personnel, uniformed organisations and members of the public to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in conflicts past and present.
Mayor of Hinckley and Bosworth, Councillor Cathie Gibbens, said it was "heartening to see so many veterans, serving personnel, uniformed organisations and members of the public united in remembrance."
The borough council has thanked everyone who attended and took part in the commemorations.
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