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Chichester Marks Remembrance Sunday

Image of the Monument at the centre of Litten Gardens, with ornate poppies lining the path up to it.

On Sunday 8 November, Chichester City Council organised the city’s Annual Remembrance Service at Litten Memorial Gardens, bringing together residents, veterans, service personnel, community groups, and civic leaders to honour those who have served and sacrificed in conflicts past and present.

Image of the Mayor entering Litten Gardens on Remembrance Sunday 2026 followed by Councillors and Dignitaries of the City Council and neighboring Councils
Image of the Monument at the centre of Litten Gardens surrounded by military service persons
Image of the Mayor of Chichester, Councillor Sean McHale holding a wreath prior to laying it beside the Monument in Litten Gardens.

The service included the traditional Act of Remembrance, the sounding of the Last Post, a two-minute silence, Bible readings, prayers, blessings, and hymns, before concluding with the laying of wreaths by representatives from local organisations, veterans’ associations, and members of the community in tribute to those who have served and sacrificed.

Image of the crowds at Litten Memorial Gardens for Chichester's Remembrance Service 2026
Image of Chichester City Councillors leaving Litten Gardens after the service of remembrance 2026
Image of the Military Service groups marching out of Litten Gardens after the service has concluded.

Chichester City Council would like to thank all those who attended, participated, and supported the event, ensuring that the City’s long-standing tradition of remembrance continues to be observed with dignity and respect.

Image of the wreathes laid at the monument at the centre of Litten Gardens.
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