Pipers led a unique Pembrokeshire Remembrance Day Parade this morning attended by veterans, cadets, scouts and the RNLI.
The parade left Fishguard’s Golden Mile led by two Scottish pipers, the second consecutive year that has been led in this fashion.
Members of Fishguard Sea Cadets, Goodwick Sea Scouts, Fishguard RNLI, the Royal British Legion and the Scouts joined in the parade from the Golden Mile.
The paraded up West Street, through Fishguard Square to St Mary’s Church where a service of Remembrance took place.
This will be followed by a wreath laying at Fishguard War Memorial.
For more pictures of the parade and the wreath laying, see the gallery above.
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