One of the decorations in the church created by Caroling Hammill and team (Image: Rosemary Westwell)
A very moving Remembrance Day service was held at a packed St Andrew's Church in Witchford, on Sunday November 10.
Led by Canon Rev Stuart Mitchell and Katrina Myers, it was attended by members of Squadron 115 - the squadron based at Lancaster Way during the Second World War.
The service was very well supported by the Scouts, Guides, Beavers, Brownies and Rainbows who presented their flags.
Several wreaths were also presented during the service and the names of those from the village who had died in the first and second world wars were read out and remembered.
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