HUNDREDS of residents gathered in the city on Sunday to pay their respects at the annual Remembrance Sunday event.
The ceremony was led by the Salisbury Branch of the Royal British Legion who are known as the national custodians of Remembrance. The event was supported by Salisbury City Council and St Thomas's Church.
The service was conducted by The Rev'd Canon Kelvin Inglis from St Thomas's Church with the choir in attendance. As people gathered at the War Memorial for a 2-minute silence at 11am, this was followed by prayers to remember those who had lost their lives.
Salisbury Mayor Councillor Atiqul Hoque gave a speech and representatives from military personnel were called forward to lay their wreaths.
The parade then marched through the city along New Canal where the Deputy Sebastian Warrack was accompanied by the Under-Sheriff of Wiltshire Christopher Bromfield and the Right Worshipful Mayor Cllr Hoque to take the salute.
A service was held at St Thomas's Church.
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