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Upgrade this serverSheffield honoured war heroes on Armistice Day
12 hours ago · thestar.co.uk
“The four brothers killed in the Great War is the biggest loss of any Sheffield family in the Great War.”
13 hours ago · thestar.co.uk
“It is impossible to give enough thanks to those who gave their lives”
14 hours ago · thestar.co.uk
In its 250th year, hundreds at Sheffield Forgemasters downed tools for a moving remembrance service at the Brightside Lane site to honour those who gave their lives during war. Linda Gascoyne from South Yorkshire Chaplaincy and Listening Service delivered an outdoor ceremony which included poppy wreaths hung beneath commemorative plaques and a two-minute silence at 11am.
14 hours ago · yorkshiretimes.co.uk
“The medals might be a piece of metal, but it’s something he can remember them by”
19 hours ago · thestar.co.uk · You are reading this one
“Their sacrifice is a reminder of why we must never take those freedoms for granted”
20 hours ago · thestar.co.uk
“We want a tribute both to those who lost their lives, and those who rushed to do what they could to help”
21 hours ago · thestar.co.uk
celebrations.thestar.co.uk Sheffield Railway Station Armistice Day service honours four brothers lost in World War One
celebrations.thestar.co.uk Hundreds gather in Sheffield to pay respects to war heroes on Armistice Day
