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Tilehurst turns Red for Remembrance Day

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Wednesday, November 8, 2023 7:49 am
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TILEHURST residents have once again come together to mark Remembrance Sunday with a number of displays and events in Reading.

Turn Tilehurst Red sees the annual observance of Remembrance through the installation of decorations around Tilehurst, community events, and raising money to build a giant poppy.

A new statue has been placed outside Tilehurst Library, School Road, depicting a female soldier.

Poppies have been placed around the village, including on railings outside a number of local schools and community spaces.

This year will see the United Reformed Church is opening its doors to showcase a number of displays with details about the First World War.

Turn Tilehurst Red is showing its displays in Tilehurst until Remembrance Sunday, November 12.

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The giant poppy will be constructed in The Triangle on Friday, November 10, from 9am-3pm, including choirs from nearby schools.

More information is available on Turn Tilehurst Red’s Facebook page.

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