In pictures Remembrance Sunday Parade in Reading
Scouts, soldiers, veterans, police and the public came out to pay their respects to the fallen
Veterans lay a wreath at Reading Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday 2018. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Gurkha veterans were at the ceremony to lay wreathes. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The men march through town centre streets. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The service also marked the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War
A marching band in full regalia take part in the Remembrance Sunday Parade. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Serving soldiers in the British Army march throughout the streets of Reading. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The parade began following a service at Reading Minster Church. From there, the service-goers marched to the Cenotaph in Forbury Gardens. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Poignant see-through figures of men represent the soldiers who died during the war. It is believed the British Empire suffered 1.2 million casualties. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Sea Scouts join the service and parade. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The banner carriers from Reading's Scouting Associations. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Air cadets march in formation during the parade. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The procession was led through the streets by Mayor Deborah Edwards, pictured right. Credit: Reading Borough Council
The parade through the town including MPs Matt Rodda and Alok Sharma. Credit: Reading Borough Council
An incredible shot of a man dressed in Tommy gear. Credit: Reading Borough Council
