Thousands remember the fallen at Armistice Day services around Moray
Thousands of people from around Moray remembered the fallen as they flocked to services to commemorate Armistice Day in towns throughout the region.
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Black Isle residents remember by drawing images of soldiers on Rosemarkie Beach
Residents in the Black Isle are to commemorate the bravery of hundreds of soldiers lost during conflict by drawing more than 450 images on a beach.
The Great War put sporting ‘tragedies’ in their true perspective
They are words you will hear during almost every sporting contest.
Community comes together to mark 100 years since the Armistice
Bridge of Don schoolchildren, volunteers and councillors gathered yesterday to launch a series of events commemorating 100 years since the end of the First World War.
North-east man was among guard of honour for First World War’s Unknown Soldier
A north-east navy man was among the guard of honour that escorted the Unknown Soldier to his final resting place at Westminster Abbey, his daughter has revealed.
No memorial poppy crosses on veterans graves in Inverness for first time in over 30 years
Veterans’ gravestones at two Inverness cemeteries will be without a memorial poppy cross this Armistice Day for the first time in over 30 years.
Poignant Armistice Day events planned across north-east
On November 11, at 11am, people from across the globe people will fall silent to mark the end of the First World War.
Carol Ann Duffy pens poem to mark centenary of Armistice Day
Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy has penned a poem to mark the centenary of Armistice Day.
Impassioned plea to think about veteran’s mental health
An Aberdeen councillor and RAF veteran has made an impassioned plea for citizens to pay greater attention to the mental health of servicemen and women.
Danny Boyle focuses on ‘real heroes rather than fictional ones’
Danny Boyle has announced plans to mark the anniversary of Armistice Day on beaches around Britain as he focuses on “real heroes rather than fictional ones”.
Leaving Bond helps director Boyle focus on Armistice Day project
Danny Boyle says not making the next James Bond film has “certainly helped” with his latest project marking the centenary of Armistice Day.
Film on armistice to be projected on St Magnus Cathedral
St Magnus Cathedral, one of Orkney’s best-known landmarks, is set to become the canvas for a short film as part of events to mark the Armistice of the Great War.
A “forgotten” historic bell discovered inside a church tower needs to summon funds
A historic 230-year-old bell recently discovered inside a Stonehaven church tower needs funding to return it to its former glory.
Highlands commemorate Armistice Day
As the world commemorated Remembrance Day, army personnel laid a new plaque at the famous Commando Memorial in the Highlands to honour those who died in the Falklands conflict.
VIDEO: Memorial ceremonies held across the north-east on Remembrance Sunday
Generations of residents from across the north-east stood side-by-side yesterday to remember the men and women who have fallen in service to their country.
Armistice Day: A round-up of events taking place in the north-east
Communities across the north-east will gather today to pay tribute to those who have died in conflict.
Armistice Day: Inverness observes silence in memory of the fallen
People across the north fell silent at 11am yesterday in memory of the fallen.
Aberdeenshire falls silent for Armistice Day
Communities across Aberdeenshire fell silent yesterday for the fallen of World War I.
PICTURES: “We will remember them” nation marks armistice day
Commemorations have been held across Scotland to mark Armistice Day.
Aberdeen FC remember players and staff lost in Great War
Aberdeen Football Club remembered the players and staff who made the ultimate sacrifice during both world wars yesterday.
VIDEO: Scotland’s sport stars pay Armistice Day respects
The Scotland rugby team were this morning joined by their New Zealand counterparts to pay their Armistice Day respects.
Glencoul memorial to be returned for Armistice Day
Highland estate workers are in a race against time to return Scotland's remotest war memorial to its isolated resting place before Armistice Day.