Right to left: Lucy Frew, Year 6, Ysgol y Mynydd Du; Frankie Barrett, Year 6, Ysgol y Mynydd Du; Talgarth County Councillor William Powell; Talgarth Mayor, Cllr Louise Elston Reeves; Royal British Legion Standard Bearer, County Councillor Gareth Ratcliffe (Hay-on-Wye).
Chrissie Galbraith (right) and Jacqui Wilding left framing RBL standard bearers Pauline Williams and Gareth Ratcliffe.
Remembrance Sunday tribute crafted by pupils of Ty Bronllys (Orbis Education and Care) at the centre of the Talgarth Town Hall Remembrance commemoration.
Right to left: Members of the Hay Contingent of Gwent-Powys ACF flanking; RBL Standard-bearer Gareth Ratcliffe and Gwernyfed pupils: Lola Morrell, Year 10 Kacey Horrigan, Year 9; Cllrs Louise Elston-Reeves and William Powell; RBL Standard bearer Pauline Williams; and Gwernyfed High School Headteacher, Mrs Kirsty Retallick.
Right to left: Lucy Frew, Year 6, Ysgol y Mynydd Du; Frankie Barrett, Year 6, Ysgol y Mynydd Du; Talgarth County Councillor William Powell; Talgarth Mayor, Cllr Louise Elston Reeves; Royal British Legion Standard Bearer, County Councillor Gareth Ratcliffe (Hay-on-Wye). (Photo credit: Devereux Design)
Chrissie Galbraith (right) and Jacqui Wilding left framing RBL standard bearers Pauline Williams and Gareth Ratcliffe. Photo credit: Talgarth and District Regeneration Group
Remembrance Sunday tribute crafted by pupils of Ty Bronllys (Orbis Education and Care) at the centre of the Talgarth Town Hall Remembrance commemoration. Photo credit – Talgarth and District Regeneration Group
Right to left: Members of the Hay Contingent of Gwent-Powys ACF flanking; RBL Standard-bearer Gareth Ratcliffe and Gwernyfed pupils: Lola Morrell, Year 10 Kacey Horrigan, Year 9; Cllrs Louise Elston-Reeves and William Powell; RBL Standard bearer Pauline Williams; and Gwernyfed High School Headteacher, Mrs Kirsty Retallick. Laura Williams Photography
On Sunday, November 12 there was a very strong turnout in Talgarth to honour the fallen of two World Wars, and many subsequent conflicts.
A range of civic and political representatives, armed forces and the reserve, local schools, including the two local head teachers and officers of local sports clubs came together in the town.
wreaths were laid as attendees paid their respects.
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