Members of the public and services gathered to pay respects to soldiers past and present through Remembrance Sunday Services. 

In Flintshire services took place in Mold at the War Memorial on Bailey Hill where the Mold Womens Institute knitted a beautiful poppy display at the site. 

The town of Flint held their service later in the day starting with a band procession at 2.45pm followed by their annual Remembrance Sunday Service. 

Members of the public gathered at the cenotaph and joined in hymns and prayers.

A hush fell over the crowd as the Flint male voice choir performed a sincere performance of 'Bring him home' from the musical Les Miserables. 

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Members of the emergency services, cadets, Royal British legion, council and other organisations then came forward to place lay wreaths on the memorial. 

The Annual Service of Remembrance in Wrexham took place at the Royal Welch Fusilier Memorial on Bodhyfryd on Sunday, November 13 at 10.55am. 

The beautiful ceremony included speeches from officiants and the mayoral party as well sombre performances by the band. 

Several members of the crowd commented on the "excellent turnout" for the event this year as the public of Wrexham silently stood shoulder to shoulder to pay their respects.

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Speaking after the ceremony, Mayor Brian Cameron said: "I think Remembrance Day and Sunday is important that we keep conflict at the forefront for those people that have laid down their lives."

Ysgol Clywedog student Joseph Griffiths echoed this point saying we should remember: "Those who have sacrificed everything just for us to be standing here today."

A ceremony took place at the cenotaph in Cefn Mawr which drew a large crowd consisting of communities from Cefn Mawr, Rhosymedre, Newbridge, Acrefair and Pen y Bryn.