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A service will be held at St James Church, Hampton Hill at 9.30am followed at 10.55am by a parade to the War Memorial in the Churchyard for the Act of Remembrance, the sounding of The Last Post and the two minutes silence. The Churchyard includes the graves of many who died in world wars, including Canadian servicemen. The Council will be represented by Cllr Jonathan Cardy.
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