Fairfield will join together on Sunday 11 November to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War 1 at the following events:

Fairfield Community Hall, from 10.30am
Fairfield Community Church Remembrance service (see page 2 for more information).

Fairfield Community Hall, 3–4pm
An exhibition of photographs and memorabilia loaned by residents whose family members served in the Great War, plus artefacts from Fairfield Hospital and a display of art from Fairfield Park Lower School.

Urban Park, 6–7pm
Uniformed organisations begin their march from St Luke’s Chapel to the Urban Park at 6pm; members of the public are invited to gather in the Urban Park in time for their arrival. The programme includes readings, singing by the Fairfield Park Lower School choir, and the placing of poppies and wreaths.
A beacon will be lit at 7pm, forming part of a nationwide chain to light up the skies in remembrance, after which everyone is invited back to Fairfield Community Hall for refreshments and another chance to view the exhibition (see above).