Observing Remembrance in the Royal Borough

Poppy with view of Windsor Castle (image Windsor & Eton Photo Art)

Civic Services will be held in both Windsor and Maidenhead on Sunday 9 November 2025, starting at 10.50am in memory of those who have given their lives in two World Wars and other conflicts in which our Nation has been involved.

The Mayor of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, Councillor Mandy Brar, will attend the service at the war memorial outside the Parish Church of St John the Baptist, High Street, Windsor and the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Sian Martin, will attend the service at the war memorial, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead.

Poppies at Windsor's Irish Guards statue (image Windsor & Eton Photo Art)

  The wreath laying ceremonies and two minutes silence at the war memorials will be followed by the usual church services at St Mary’s Borough Church in Maidenhead and the Windsor Parish Church.

There will also be a service in St Michael’s Church, Sunninghill where a wreath will be laid on behalf of the Council. The church service will be followed by the Act of Remembrance and Wreath laying at the War Memorial in the Church grounds.

Crocheted Remembrance Day postbox topper in Bray (image Windsor & Eton Photo Art)

Short road closures will be in place for Remembrance Day Parades being held in Windsor and in Maidenhead, as well to facilitate parades in Horton, Waltham St Lawrence, Cookham, Cookham Dean and Bray at various times between 10am and 1pm.

Residents can see the details of all planned closures to facilitate the Parades at https://one.network

 
Ascot War Horse Memorial (image Windsor & Eton Photo Art)