THIS weekend, the world comes together to remember those who fought and gave their lives during the many conflicts over the decades.

Across Pembrokeshire and the wider UK, services will be held on Saturday, November 11 which is Armistice Day, marking the official end of the First World War and on Sunday, November 12, is the annual Remembrance Sunday parades and services.

Here, we take a look back at some pictures from Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day services and parades in Pembrokeshire over the years, including an image of the Armistice celebrations in Fishguard in 1818.

Western Telegraph: A past Remembrance Sunday service in Haverfordwest.A past Remembrance Sunday service in Haverfordwest.

Western Telegraph: Armistice celebrations led by the Oddfellows in Fishguard in 1918.Armistice celebrations led by the Oddfellows in Fishguard in 1918.

Western Telegraph: A veteran laying a wreath at a Milford Haven war memorial in 2014. Picture: Lisa SoarA veteran laying a wreath at a Milford Haven war memorial in 2014. Picture: Lisa Soar

Western Telegraph: D Day veteran Gordon Prime reading For The Fallen at the 2016 Armistice Service in Tenby. Picture: Gareth Davies PhotographyD Day veteran Gordon Prime reading For The Fallen at the 2016 Armistice Service in Tenby. Picture: Gareth Davies Photography

Western Telegraph: Crowds attended Narberth's Remembrance Sunday service in 2013.Crowds attended Narberth's Remembrance Sunday service in 2013.

Western Telegraph: The Remembrance Sunday parade towards Milford Haven's War Memorial in 2019.The Remembrance Sunday parade towards Milford Haven's War Memorial in 2019.

Western Telegraph: Flag bearers lined up at Haverfordwest War Memorial in 2013.Flag bearers lined up at Haverfordwest War Memorial in 2013.

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