Residents are invited to come together in Hinckley on Remembrance Sunday to honour those who have lost their lives in conflict.
The annual Remembrance Sunday service will take place at the war memorial in Argents Mead, with the service led by Reverend Ian Hill of St Mary's Church.
Proceedings will begin shortly before 11am, with a parade setting off beforehand from the hospital car park on Mount Road and making its way to the memorial.
Following the service, the parade will continue along Castle Street and through the Market Place, where a salute will be taken, before heading into St Mary's Road, where it will disperse.
Everyone is welcome to attend the service and parades, but those planning to come along are asked to arrive at the memorial gardens by 10.45am.
There will also be Remembrance services and parades taking place at other locations across the borough. Residents can check individual parish council websites and Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council's events page for further details.
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