People across the Channel Islands marked Remembrance Sunday by attending church services and laying wreaths to pay their respects to those who died in conflict.
In Jersey, a Remembrance service took place at the Cenotaph
Chelsea Pensioners gather with ex-servicemen to remember the island's veterans at the Cenotaph in St Helier. Credit: ITV Channel TVWreaths were laid at the Cenotaph as people paid their respects to fallen soldiers. Credit: ITV Channel TVMany young people attended Jersey's service, including the island's sea cadets. Credit: ITV Channel TV
In Guernsey, islanders gathered at the Smith Street War Memorial to pay their respects
People bowed their heads during the minute's silence. Credit: ITV Channel TVA bugle played The Last Post whilst islanders listened in silence. Credit: ITV Channel TVWooden crosses were placed across the Islands, each with the name of a fallen soldier to remember them. Credit: ITV Channel TV
In Alderney, a service was held at St Anne's Church to mark Remembrance Day
Alderney's president, William Tate, laid a wreath at the foot of the war memorial. Credit: ITV Channel TVMany islanders attended the church service to mark Remembrance Day. Credit: ITV Channel TV
In Sark, people attended a service at St Peter's Church
The flag of Sark was raised alongside the flag of the United Kingdom as islanders laid wreaths. Credit: ITV Channel TVThe island's only postbox was adorned with crocheted poppies, made by Betty Guille who lived through the Occupation. Credit: ITV Channel TV
