PICTURES: Inverness and Nairn remembers the fallen

By Andrew Dixon

- andy.dixon@hnmedia.co.uk

Published: 17:28, 13 November 2022

| Updated: 17:29, 13 November 2022

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A youngster pays respect in Inverness. Picture: James Mackenzie

Thousands of people across the Inverness and Nairn area have paid their respects at Remembrance Sunday events.

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Members of the public joined veterans, military personnel and local dignitaries to pay respects to the fallen.

Lament played in Inverness. Picture: James Mackenzie

Events in Inverness included a parade to the Inverness War Memorials at Cavell Gardens, while similar acts took place at Nairn War Memorial and elsewhere in Inverness-shire and Nairn-shire, with services and wreath-laying ceremonies.

Remembrance ceremonies in Inverness area will pay tribute to those who have died in conflict

More coverage to follow online tomorrow.

Reading of John 15:12-17 by Rev Penelope Smirthwaite of Ness Bank Church in Inverness. Picture: James Mackenzie

Laying of wreaths in Inverness. Picture: James Mackenzie

Second hymn singing in Inverness. Picture: James Mackenzie

Newly formed Nairn Pipe Band lead the parade in Nairn. Picture: Ian Macrae

Father and daughter Dale and Darcey Woodman (15) who is an Army cadet on parade for the first time with the colours of the British Legion and the Army cadets in Nairn. Picture: Ian Macrae

The unveiling of the portrait of King Charles at a ceremony held in The Seaforth Club, Nairn with (from left): Provost Laurie Fraser, Seaforth committee member Robert Hannah, Lord Lieutenant George Asher. Picture: Ian Macrae

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