With dignity and respect, they joined representatives of the armed forces as well as ex-servicemen and women to mark 108 years since the end of the First World War.
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
South Ayrshire Council leaders joined the public and attended the events throughout the area.
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
Remembrance is an opportunity to show respect, honour and reflect on the sacrifices of all those who have served to protect lives and freedoms throughout times of conflict.
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
It is always held on the second Sunday in November, the Sunday nearest to November 11 (Remembrance Day), which is the anniversary of the Armistice that ended the hostilities of World War I in 1918 at 11am.
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
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South Ayrshire residents, armed forces and veterans gathered in Ayr and Troon to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday services (Image: Charlie Gilmour)
These photos, from Charlie Gilmour, show how the events went in Ayr and Troon.
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