On Sunday, November 8, the whole country came together to commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen and women who have died in wars and other military conflicts over the years.
A parade and service took place at the cenotaph in Harrogate town centre which included representatives from the Army Foundation College, the Royal British Legion, regimental associations and uniformed cadets.
The Harrogate Brigantes Rotary also arranged a service at Stonefall Cemetery in the afternoon where wreaths were laid at the war memorial and red carnations were laid on each grave to remember the fallen.
A number of other services also took place across the district, including in Knaresborough, Ripon, Wetherby and Nidderdale.
Here are some incredibly poignant photos from Remembrance Sunday in Harrogate thanks to our photographer Gerard Binks...
13. Remembrance Sunday 2026
The standard bearers raise their flags during the remembrance service at the cenotaph in the town centre | Gerard Binks
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Dignitaries gathered at the cenotaph in the town centre to pay their respects during the remembrance service | Gerard Binks
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Group Captain Stanley Clarke, 102, a WWII veteran who served with the RAF Servicing Commando in North Africa and one of only three surviving members of the unit, shakes hands with a soldier during the remembrance service at the cenotaph in the town centre | Gerard Binks
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Hundreds of people gathered in Harrogate town centre for the Remembrance Sunday parade and service at the cenotaph | Gerard Binks