Buckinghamshire Council to Host Remembrance Sunday Service in Aylesbury

Annual service to take place in Market Square, Aylesbury, with local communities also holding remembrance events.

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Buckinghamshire Council will hold its annual Remembrance Sunday service in Aylesbury town centre on 8 November 2026, commencing at 10:45am in Market Square.

The official county service will be hosted by Buckinghamshire Council Chairman, Councillor John Chilver. He stated, "It is a privilege to join Buckinghamshire residents in marking Remembrance Sunday. As we observe the two-minute silence, we remember all those, and their families, who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country and we honour the dedication of those who continue to serve. Their courage, selflessness and commitment remain an inspiration to us all."
Local civic, civil, and military dignitaries, along with representatives from various organisations, will also be in attendance to lay wreaths. The ceremony will feature a lone bagpiper playing a lament, the Last Post, a two-minute silence, and the Reveille.
Residents and visitors are warmly invited to attend the remembrance event in Aylesbury. In addition to the main service, communities throughout Buckinghamshire will be marking the occasion with their own local services and parades.
Details of other commemorations taking place in local areas are encouraged to be checked by residents.
Based on information from the official source: Buckinghamshire Council (05/11/2026)