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Our next village event will be Parish Council Meeting on 7th June 2023 at 7:00 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road
Read the Parish Council Minutes of 17th May 2023
Our next Parish Council meeting will be on 7th June 2023 at 7:00 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road
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Subject: Remembrance Service
We will be holding a service of Remembrance at 10:00 am in Landkey village hall on 14th November 2021 to recall the sacrifice paid by our armed forces in defending our nation.
The service will be followed by the Act of Remembrance at the war memorial, including two minutes' silence at 11:00 am. All are welcome to attend.
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Subject: Act of Remembrance 2020
St Paul's Church, together with Landkey Parish Council, conducted a short Act of Remembrance at the village war memorial on Sunday 8th November at 10:45am. Rules to prevent the spread of Covid-19 meant that we could not hold a service in the village hall as we would normally have done.
A group of six village representatives led the Act, including the laying of wreaths and the holding of two minutes' silence at 11am. Around 40 village residents observed the proceedings, as they were allowed to do, and took care to comply with social distancing requirements.
Wreaths were laid by Richard Halliday on behalf of Landkey Parish Council and by Mike Foster for St Paul's Church. Chris James led the Act while Charles Waldron called out the names of those soldiers listed on the memorial as having given their lives in time of war. Peter Elder and John Hayes respectively read the odes, "For the Fallen" and "The Kohima Epitaph".
We thank village residents for coming to observe the Act in a way which complied with rules preventing the spread of infection and also the drivers who waited patiently with their engines off during the ceremony.
Subject: Act of Remembrance
St Paul's Church, together with Landkey Parish Council, will be leading a short Act of Remembrance at the village war memorial on Sunday 8th November at 10:45am.
Rules to prevent the spread of Covid-19 mean that we cannot hold a service in the village hall as we would normally have done and care with social distancing will need to be exercised. A group of six village representatives will lead the Act, including the laying of wreaths and the holding of two minutes' silence at 11am.
Village residents are permitted to observe but are kindly asked to ensure that social distancing is maintained at all times.