The parade assembled at the War Memorial, opposite the George Hotel, before setting off at 9am, led by the Brighton and Hove City Brass Band.
Veterans, local Scouts and Brownies, members of the Parish Council and representatives from the emergency services took part, alongside other community groups.
The parade made its way to St Peter’s Church before returning to the War Memorial at approximately 10.30am.
A further service took place at the memorial, concluding with the playing of the Last Post and a two-minute silence to remember those who have lost their lives in conflict.
1. Henfield comes together for Remembrance Sunday parade and service
Residents came together in Henfield for the village’s Remembrance Parade and services. Pictures courtesy of Parish Magazine of Henfield, Shermanbury & Woodmancote Photo: Parish Magazine of Henfield, Shermanbury & Woodmancote
2. Henfield comes together for Remembrance Sunday parade and service
Residents came together in Henfield for the village’s Remembrance Parade and services Photo: Parish Magazine of Henfield, Shermanbury & Woodmancote
3. Henfield comes together for Remembrance Sunday parade and service
Residents came together in Henfield for the village’s Remembrance Parade and services Photo: Parish Magazine of Henfield, Shermanbury & Woodmancote
4. Henfield comes together for Remembrance Sunday parade and service
Residents came together in Henfield for the village’s Remembrance Parade and services Photo: Parish Magazine of Henfield, Shermanbury & Woodmancote