Liberal Democrats mark Remembrance Sunday

Individual poppiesLiberal Democrats from across the UK have been marking Remembrance Sunday.

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  • Jayne Mansfield 13th Nov '16 - 9:43pm

    Today is always a day of reflection and sadness that leaves me teary-eyed. So many young men and women have lost their lives or suffered life- changing injuries when they have answered the call to duty, including people very dear to me.

    I wear my poppy with pride, not to glorify war, but to give due respect to those who have shown, and continue to show, such bravery and sacrifice.

  • This past article from Lib Dem Voice seems rather timely today: https://www.libdemvoice.org/vince-cable-writes-remembering-alan-turing-43334.html

  • Thinking about Dad, 175 Squadron RAF, who died far too young, and Uncle Herbert, Durham Light Infantry, severely wounded, Somme, September 1916, in
    hospital care until 1970. Much loved, much missed.RIP. Blessed are the peacemakers.

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