In Dewsbury, a Service of Remembrance was held at the town’s minster either side of a parade which ended with a wreath laying ceremony at the Memorial Gardens on Longcauseway.
Thousands of people lined the streets in Mirfield for what is believed to be the largest parade of its kind outside of London before a service of remembrance and wreath laying was held in Ings Grove Park.
There was also a parade in Birstall which ended with the annual Remembrance service at St Peter’s Church, followed by wreath-laying in the graveyard.
The town of Cleckheaton also came together on Remembrance Sunday for a parade and service, whilst people in Batley paid their respects at a ceremony in the Memorial Garden.
A special exhibition honouring those who gave their lives in both world wars was also held on Remembrance Sunday, with avid military relics collector, Richard Perkins, welcoming people to the Rising Sun pub in Norristhorpe.

41. Remembrance Sunday
The Remembrance Sunday parade in Cleckheaton. Photo: Nichola Garland

42. Remembrance Sunday
The people of Cleckheaton came together on Remembrance Sunday. Photo: Nichola Garland

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Avid military relics collector, Richard Perkins, held a special exhibition at the Rising Sun pub in Norristhorpe on Remembrance Sunday. Photo: JOHN CLIFTON

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Richard Perkins displays one of his many items at the exhibition and presentation. Photo: JOHN CLIFTON

