Hundreds of people gathered across Cornwall on Friday and Sunday to pay respects to those who have lost their lives in conflicts around the world. 

On Armistice Day and then Remembrance Sunday members of the public joined military personnel, councillors, primary schools, and other organisations to pay respect to the fallen.

Here is our round-up of services and parades which took place across Cornwall on Remembrance Sunday: 

Helston

Falmouth Packet: Helston Town Band lead the procession through Coinagehall Street for the service on Sunday. Helston Town Band lead the procession through Coinagehall Street for the service on Sunday. (Image: Kathy White)

In Helston, huge crowds gathered at the bottom of Coinagehall Street for the parade at 11am. 

Falmouth Packet: Large crowds gathered at the monument for the service and for the wreaths to be laid.Large crowds gathered at the monument for the service and for the wreaths to be laid. (Image: Kathy White)

The parade was led by Helston Town Band. Military personnel from RNAS Culdrose joined pupils from local primary schools, Helston Brownies, Beavers, Scouts, Air Cadets, and Rainbows.

Falmouth Packet: Helston RainbowsHelston Rainbows (Image: Kathy White)

Rev Danny Reed conducted the service at Grylls Monument at 11am. Hymns included “Abide with Me” and “Eternal Father Strong to Save.”

Falmouth Packet: RNAS Culdrose at the Monument in HelstonRNAS Culdrose at the Monument in Helston (Image: Kathy White)

Falmouth Packet: Flag bearers at Grylls MonumentFlag bearers at Grylls Monument (Image: Kathy White)

Falmouth Packet: All ages joined together to remember the fallenAll ages joined together to remember the fallen (Image: Kathy White)

Falmouth Packet: The Brownies lay a wreath at the monument in HelstonThe Brownies lay a wreath at the monument in Helston (Image: Kathy White)

Porthleven: 

Under the conduction of Musical Director Tom Basset, Porthleven Town Band led the parade to the War Memorial for the service at 2pm.

Falmouth Packet: Porthleven Town Band under the conduction of Tom BassetPorthleven Town Band under the conduction of Tom Basset (Image: Kathy White)

Rev Danny Reed led the service at the War Memorial on Peverall Terrace.

Falmouth Packet: Rev Danny Reed leads the procession to the War Memorial in PorthlevenRev Danny Reed leads the procession to the War Memorial in Porthleven (Image: Kathy White)

Falmouth Packet: Wreaths being laid at the War Memorial in PorthlevenWreaths being laid at the War Memorial in Porthleven (Image: Kathy White)

Truro

The service took place at 11am on Boscawen Street, led by the Truro Branch of the Royal British Legion.

Falmouth Packet: Wreaths being laid in TruroWreaths being laid in Truro (Image: Jory Mundy)

At 2.30pm wreaths were laid at the war memorial watched on by Truro’s Mayor Councillor Steven Webb and other members of the Council.

Falmouth Packet: The War Memorial in TruroThe War Memorial in Truro (Image: Jory Mundy)

Service personnel from RNAS Culdrose joined the parade, along with other members of the armed forces.

Falmouth Packet: A personal tributeA personal tribute (Image: Jory Mundy)

Falmouth Packet: A veteran pays tribute to the fallen in TruroA veteran pays tribute to the fallen in Truro (Image: Jory Mundy)

Falmouth Packet: The large crowds watch on, as wreaths are laid at the memorial The large crowds watch on, as wreaths are laid at the memorial (Image: Jory Mundy)

Falmouth Packet: Flag bearers in Truro Flag bearers in Truro (Image: Jory Mundy)

Penryn: 

The procession at 10.45am started at Penryn Temperance Hall which then led on to St Gluvias Church where wreaths were laid during a remembrance service.

Falmouth Packet: Remembrance Sunday: Penryn Remembrance Sunday: Penryn (Image: Penryn Town Council)

Falmouth Packet: Penryn Rugby Club Penryn Rugby Club (Image: Penryn Town Council)