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Remembrance Day in Camborne 2021

November 16, 2021 by Susan Roberts Leave a Comment

A fantastic turnout in Camborne this morning to honour the town’s war dead. An impressive parade led by Camborne Town Band ending at the church where wreaths were laid. Click on this link to hear the Band playing: https://youtu.be/j4S7j0IkYrA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alison Pooley, granddaughter of Dolcoath miner Leslie Pentecost who served in the 25th Field Ambulance with many of his fellow workers under Dr William Blackwood, laid a wreath in memory of the men. In 2018, we revisited the Western Front where the men had served with Camborne Youth Band. The Last Post was played on a 100-year-old bugle brought back by one of the men, Fred Negus.

Filed Under: Stories Tagged With: Alison Pooley, Arthur Harris, Camborne Rugby Club, chris negus, Dr William Blackwood, Fred Negus, James Phillips, Playing for Camborne

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