Services of Remembrance 2026

Published on: 1 Nov, 2026
Updated on: 1 Nov, 2026

Services of remembrance to honour our war dead taking place in November 2026

Saturday, November 7

Charlotteville’s service of remembrance will take place at the war memorial in Addison Road at 3pm.

Teas and a poster display afterwards in Addison Court Lounge.

All welcome.

Charlotteville’s service of remembrance is on Saturday, November 7. Click on poster for more details of the history of Charlotteville.

Remembrance Sunday, November 8

Guildford Borough Council’s service of remembrance will begin at 9.45am at Holy Trinity Church in the High Street, and also streamed live on the church’s YouTube channel.

Shortly before the service begins flowers will be laid under the VC remembrance plaques in Tunsgate.

Wreath laying in the Castle Grounds.

Following the church service, a parade will form at the top of the High Street and march to the Castle Grounds for the two-minute silence and wreath laying at the war memorials.

Ash is hosting its service of remembrance and parade leaving from the Ash Parish Centre shortly after 10.30am, processing to the war memorial on Ash Hill Road.

Ash Hill Road will be closed from 9.30am to 12.30pm to allow residents to safely gather on the road and pavements.

After the parade returns to the Ash Centre car park, refreshments will be available inside the Ash Centre. All welcome.

Ash’s service of remembrance parade in 2025.

Ash Parish Council invites all veterans to join in the parade and service. Veterans wishing to take part in the parade are requested to meet at the exit barrier in the Ash Parish Centre car park. If you have any questions or any additional needs, contact events@ashpcsurrey.gov.uk.

Armistice Day, Wednesday, November 11

A short ceremony will take place in front of the Guildhall in Guildford High Street.

Everyone is welcome to gather from 10.50am in the High Street and observe the two-minute silence at 11am.

Worplesdon Parish Council’s Armistice Day commemoration will be in Harry’s Meadow (behind Jacobs Well Village Hall), Jacobs Well.

The memorial seat in Harry’s Meadow, Jacobs Well.

Gather from 10.45am ahead of the service, which will include a two-minute silence at 11am. All welcome.

Also, the Mayor of Guildford, borough councillors and honorary freemen will be collecting for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal in Guildford town centre on Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7.