Names inscribed on war memorials from battles fought more than 100 years ago to those who fought in more recent conflicts, including Iraq and Afghanistan, all were remembered.
In towns and villages, poppy wreaths were laid at memorial stones by veterans of the Armed Forces, as well as by schoolchildren and members of civilian and youth organisations.
The poignant two-minute silence was observed across the district to remember and give thanks for all those who laid down their lives.
Our photographers were at Grangemouth, Denny, Bainsford, Camelon and Bo’ness, with images contributed from the Bonnybridge service. But in many other places simlar services took place.
Lest we forget.

41. Remembrance 2023
Deputy Lieutenant Baljit Dhillon laid a wreath on behalf of The King. Photo: Michael Gillen

42. Remembrance 2023
The solemn two-minute silence was observed by the crowd and those taking part in the parade in Denny. Photo: Scott Louden

43. Remembrance 2023
Two veterans lay a wreath at Camelon as the crowd looks on. Photo: Michael Gillen

44. Remembrance 2023
Staff and pupils from St Joseph's Primary at the Bonnybridge remembrance service. Photo: ugc


