Remembrance Sunday Service to take place today, King Charles III's Deputy likely to attend

It's the first Sunday after Remembrance Day, which makes it Remembrance Sunday. The service for Remembrance Sunday 2022 will be taking place at Wirral in Northwest England and is likely to be attended by the representative of King Charles III, Deputy Lieutenant Nigel Lanceley.

"Remembrance Sunday" proceedings will be led by Wirral Mayor Councillor Jeff Green. As per tradition, the proceedings will begin at 10.55 am, followed by the two-minute silence at 11 am sharp. Apart from the King’s representative, the Remembrance Sunday event is expected to be attended by several dignitaries, military personnel, veteran groups, and members of various civil services.

Mayor Green will be joining the afternoon parade in Thornton Hough. Commenting on the event, the mayor said that thousands of Brits are expected to visit various war memorials across Wirral. He also thanked volunteers for organising the events. Mayor Green also informed that the town had been celebrating Remembrance Sunday at Grange Hill, West Kirby. However, this year the service will be taking place at Hamilton Square.




Services for the event will start at 10 am and will conclude after 2 pm at Thornton Hough War Memorial. Events will take place at Bebington, Upton, Bidston, Bromborough, Wallasey, Heswall, West Kirby, Moreton, Port Sunlight, Prenton, Birkenhead, and Thornton Hough.

FAQs:

1. Who will be the King Charles III's representative at the event?
   King Charles III's representative, Deputy Lieutenant Nigel Lanceley, will attend the event.
2. When will the event conclude?
   The event will conclude after 2 pm at Thornton Hough War Memorial.