Remembrance Sunday in Torquay. Credit: Miracle PR
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11 Nov 2025
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Brixham Remembrance parade and service Pictures Brixham /Dartmouth RNLI and Paignton police
Those who made the ultimate sacrifice were remembered on land and at sea for Remembrance Sunday in Torbay and South Devon.
Remembrance Sunday service at sea
The Remembrance Parade assembled at the Man and Boy Statue on Kings Quay before moving to Berry Head Road for the main service.
Brixham Remembrance - Civic leaders line up
Attendees observed the two-minute silence at 11am, followed by a wreath-laying ceremony. The event was attended by Councillor Hazel Foster, Deputy Mayor of Torbay, and her consort Kevin Foster, also now president of the Paignton Royal British Legion.
Dartmouth Remembrance
The Dart RNLI took part in the Dartmouth Remembrance Sunday march and service in Royal Avenue Gardens. Helm Rich Eggleton laid a wreath on behalf of the Dart lifeboat family.
A mercy mission convoy from Brixham heading for Ukraine also laid a wreath while in Poland. Volunteer Jonathan Parr, who led the convoy, laid the wreath at the site of the massacre of Polish army officers on Russian Orders from Stalin. A further wreath was sent to Sumy with an ambulance full of medical supplies from Brixham.
Brixham convoy wreath in Poland
And the emergency services were also well represented at all the services
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