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Remembrance service shows strong support for our troops
11/11/2009 by Steve Barclay.
A moving day today as record crowds came out to show their support across Fenland for our armed forces at remembrance day services.
I attended and laid wreaths at the remembrance day service in March in the morning and in Whittlesey in the afternoon, representing our MP Malcolm Moss. Malcolm was at the Wisbech and Chatteris services this year which are held at the same time.
Great credit goes to the British Legion for organising both events so well, and to all the local groups, councillors, and residents who came out and showed their support in such large numbers. All ages were united in what was a respectful, dignified and thought provoking occasion.
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