Rushcliffe Mayor invites community to observe Armistice Day with two-minute silence in West Bridgford

Rushcliffe Mayor Invites Community to Observe Armistice Day

The Mayor of Rushcliffe, Cllr John Cottee, has invited the community to join him and local dignitaries in a two-minute silence on Tuesday, 11 November, to mark Armistice Day.

Remembrance Event Details

The event will take place on Central Avenue in West Bridgford, beginning shortly before 11am. A bugler will play The Last Post on the hour, followed by the two-minute reflection.

“Each year, it is vital we honour our Armed Forces and their families, remembering all made the ultimate sacrifice, not only in World Wars 1 and 2 but sadly in more recent conflicts.”

“As we approach Armistice Day, I invite everyone to join us for the two minute silence in West Bridgford for this moment of reflection and remembrance for those who have lost their lives as a result of conflict or terrorism.”

“All are welcome to attend, please arrive in good time ahead of 11am.”

Additional Information

The Remembrance event is open to all members of the community.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to prepare for the silence at 11am.
Note: Bus service changes will occur on Sunday 9 November across the county due to Remembrance Day parades in 2025.

Summary: Rushcliffe's Mayor calls on everyone to join the November 11 Armistice Day two-minute silence in West Bridgford, honoring all those lost in conflicts and urging timely attendance.

West Bridgford Wire — 2025-11-07