The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Sarah Furness, paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II by laying a wreath at the memorial statue in Oakham.

A Royal Tribute: A Wreath Laid in Remembrance of Queen Elizabeth II

The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Sarah Furness, paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II by laying a wreath at the memorial statue in Oakham. The poignant act of remembrance honoured the Queen's significant military service and her unwavering dedication to the nation.

The wreath, a symbol of respect and gratitude, was placed at the foot of the statue as a mark of the Queen's contribution to the Armed Forces. Her Majesty served as Colonel-in-Chief of numerous regiments and corps, demonstrating her deep-rooted connection to the military.

Oakham and Rutland's Remembrance Commemorations Concluded with Parade, The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Sarah Furness took the salute. Photographs

Oakham's Remembrance Commemorations Concluded with Parade

Oakham's poignant Remembrance Sunday commemorations concluded today with a solemn parade. The procession, which departed from the churchyard of All Saints' Church, made its way along the town's High Street.

The Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Sarah Furness, Took the salute as the various organisations and groups marched past. The parade included representatives from the Royal British Legion, armed forces veterans, cadets, Scouts, Guides.

The parade route was lined with residents paying their respects to those who have fallen in service to their country. Many people wore poppies, a symbol of remembrance.

The Remembrance Sunday commemorations in Oakham were a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals, and the parade provided a fitting conclusion to a day of reflection and gratitude.