In 38 pictures: Bexhill remembers the fallen at Remembrance services

A parade, hosted by Bexhill Town Council in association with the Royal British Legion, took place at the War Memorial at Marina.

Organisations arrived at Devonshire Square and marched to the War Memorial for a memorial service at 10.50am.

The Poppy Car also returned to Bexhill for Remembrance Sunday.

It was unveiled in a ceremony attended by Deputy Mayor Paul Peters and representatives from both branches of Bexhill's Royal British Legion before Sunday's service.

The Poppy Car was the idea of former Mayor Cllr Lynn Langlands.

A Remembrance Service also took place at the Little Common War Memorial at the junction of Barnham Lane and Little Common Road on Sunday.

A service was held at St Mark’s Church.

The parade formed and headed to the War Memorial for a service.

Both services in Bexhill held a two-minute silence at 11am.

A spokesperson for Bexhill Town Council said: “Thank you to the huge numbers who attended the parades and memorial services at Bexhill War Memorial and Little Common War Memorial this Remembrance Sunday. We will remember them.”