Remembrance Day services to honour the fallen and those who have risked their lives in conflict will have an added poignancy this Sunday.

Remembrance Day services to honour the fallen and those who have risked their lives in conflict will have an added poignancy this Sunday.

As well as paying tribute to sacrifices made many years ago, which must not be forgotten, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month will be a time to pause and reflect on the bravery of the Royal Anglians, who recently returned from Afghanistan.

Services are taking place across the region, with Norfolk's main commemoration expected to attract hundreds of people to the area around Norwich City Hall at 11am on Sunday.

Lord Mayor Roy Blower will lead a service in the Garden of Remembrance, beginning at 10.40am, with the public invited to watch from St Peter's Street.

Afterwards, a procession of ex-servicemen, members of the Royal British Legion, voluntary organisations, RAF Marham, army, navy and air force cadets will march through the city led by the Salvation Army Citadel Band to a service at Norwich Cathedral.

Elsewhere - on Sunday, unless stated:

t Aylsham: Parade leaves Cawston Road drill hall at 2.15pm and marches to parish church for a 2.30pm service.

t Beccles: Parade in town centre at 11am

t Cromer: A 10.45am service at the war memorial and two minutes silence at 11am, with the main parade from Meadow car park at 2pm for a 2.30pm service at the parish church.

t Dereham: Parade from Cherry Tree car park to town's memorial, followed by service at St Nicholas Church.

t Downham Market: Two-minute silence at 11am in the town square, parade from town hall car park to war memorial at 2.30pm, followed by service at St Edmund's Church.

t Diss: Parade to the war memorial from Mere Street for wreath laying at 2.45pm, followed by a service at St Mary's Church.

t Fakenham: Parade will start off at Queens Road car park at 2.15pm and head to Market Square for wreath laying at 2.30pm; service at St Peter and St Paul church at 3pm.

t Holt: Parade at 10.45am from the Methodist Church to the war memorial for open air service.

t Hunstanton: Parade to the war memorial from the United Service Club at 10.25am, then All Saint's Church for a service.

t King's Lynn: Civic procession to arrive at Tower Gardens for a service at 11am, followed by a service at St Margaret's Church.

t Lakenheath: Parade though town from 2.30pm, with a service at St Mary's Church at 3pm.

t Loddon: Parade to Holy Trinity Church for a service, leaving White Horse corner in Chedgrave at 10.15am.

t Lowestoft: Parade from docks for a service at Royal Plain at 11am.

t March: Parade to war memorial in Broad Street starts at Sainsbury's car park at 10.30am; service at St Peter's.

t North Walsham: Ceremony at Cottage Hospital at 10.45am. Main service at the war memorial at 2.15pm, parading to parish church for a 2.45pm service.

t Sheringham: Parade from Cremer Street to the war memorial at 10.15am, followed by a service in the parish church.

t Sotterley (near Beccles): service at war memorial at 11am today.

t Southwold: Parade will leave the town hall to march to the memorial near St Edmund's Church at about 10.40am followed by a service in the church.

t Swaffham: Parade leaving infant school, White Cross Road, at 10.30am, to march to the war memorial for 11am, before a service at St Peter and St Paul Church.

t Thetford: Remembrance concert at Carnegie Room today, 7.30pm. Tickets £4; Service at the 7th Armoured Division memorial in Thetford Forest, near Mundford, 2pm; Parade in town centre from 10am, with a service at war memorial in the Market Place.

t Watton: Parade will form at 2.15pm at the Memorial car park.

t Wisbech: March from market place to war memorial at 10.30am, followed by parade to church for civic ceremony.

t Wymondham: A parade from Market Cross at 2.30pm, followed by a service at the Abbey at 3pm.

t Yarmouth: Service at St George's Park from 10.55am, followed by march to Market Place.