Alsager Town Council Thanks Royal British Legion for Remembrance Sunday Event

Community gathers to honour sacrifices, with council funding road closures for a dignified parade and service.

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Alsager Town Council has extended its sincere thanks to the Royal British Legion for organising a moving and well-attended Remembrance Sunday parade and service in the town.

The council noted that it was heartening to see so many residents, community groups, and organisations come together to pay their respects to those who served the country. The turnout was seen as a reflection of the deep respect and gratitude felt across the community.
The Mayor of Alsager had the honour of laying a wreath on behalf of the Town Council during the commemorations, joining others in remembering the sacrifices made by past and present members of the Armed Forces.
The Town Council also supported the event by funding road closures, ensuring the parade and service could proceed safely and with dignity. A service was subsequently held at St Mary’s Church, offering an opportunity for reflection and prayer.
Thanks were extended to the Royal British Legion, St Mary’s Church, all participants, volunteers, and attendees, who collectively ensured that the memory of the fallen continues to be honoured.
Based on information from the official source: Alsager Town Council (09/11/2026)