Maldon Remembered
By Nub News Reporter 9th Nov 2026
Hundreds of people lined the High street for Maldon Town Council's annual Remembrance Sunday service on Sunday, 8 November.
The service was held at the War Memorial outside All Saints' Church, on Maldon High Street.in partnership with the Maldon & Heybridge Branch of the Royal British Legion.
Town Mayor Cllr James Burrell-Cook, said: "Our community came together in solemn remembrance to honour and remember the courage, dedication and ultimate sacrifice of all those who gave their lives in service to our country and in defence of the freedoms we enjoy today.
"We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who attended, particularly our local veterans, emergency services and cadet groups, whose presence made the occasion so meaningful.
"Our heartfelt appreciation goes to the Royal British Legion, Maldon & Heybridge Branch, Maldon Armed Forces and the Veterans Breakfast Club for their valued support. We would also like to thank Rev Heather Atkinson of All Saints' Church, Parade Marshal John Clarke, Local Historian Stephen Nunn, the All Saints' and St Mary's Church Choirs, Vivid Shutter Photography and the Rotary Club for supporting our security team with the road closure arrangements.
"A very special thank you and warm welcome back to the Essex Caledonian Pipe Band, whose participation once again added such a memorable and poignant touch to this year's ceremony."
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