Colonel Eric leaves the field after his last poppy appeal
Armed forces stalwart Colonel Eric Davidson is stepping down after more than half a century helping to organise the town’s Remembrance Sunday parade.
Armed forces stalwart Colonel Eric Davidson is stepping down after more than half a century helping to organise the town’s Remembrance Sunday parade.
Bury Archives are hoping that people keep the memory of our fallen soldiers alive despite the coronavirus restrictions on Remembrance Day events.
Armed Forces Week is an annual celebration of the country’s serving officers, cadets, veterans and reservists.
On Sunday Bury stood united in remembrance of the 46,000 Allied soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War Gallipoli campaign.
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers will commemorate Gallipoli with a special parade through Bury town centre this Sunday ( 28th April) starting at 1.10pm from The Rock.
"It’s heartening to see the entire country coming together to remember the dreadful events of the Somme on this day, a full century on.
The nation’s armed forces were celebrated yesterday (Monday 20 June) with a special flag-raising ceremony in Bury town centre.
A unique project to keep the memories of Bury and the First World War alive is unveiled to the public next week.
To mark the safe return of the 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers from its final tour of Afghanistan, a Homecoming Parade will take place in Bury town centre on Tuesday 19 November.
Metrolink’s long and proud journey with the Lancashire Fusiliers was set on a new path this weekend with a special tram naming ceremony.