Flag raising events have been held across the county to mark Armed Forces Week.
Ceremonies took place across Herefordshire on Monday, June 22, in a show of respect and gratitude for members of the Armed Forces community, both past and present.
Events were held in Hereford city centre, the county’s five market towns, and at Hereford County Hospital.
Edward Harley, Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire, said: "I am delighted that Flag Raising, the start of Armed Forces Week, has taken place in High Town, Hereford and in the county’s market towns this year.
"World events continue to serve as a reminder of the importance of our Armed Forces."
The Hereford event, held in High Town, was attended by the Lord-Lieutenant, the chairman of Herefordshire Council, and military representatives.
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It also featured performances from Riverside Primary School, Holmer C of E Academy, and Sutton Primary School.
Chairman of Herefordshire Council Cllr Roger Phillips OBE, JP said: "Herefordshire has a large Armed Forces community of active, reservists, cadets, and veterans who make a considerable contribution not only to the protection of our nation but also to our local community and economy."
This year’s Armed Forces Day will take place in Kington at Lady Hawkins’ School on Saturday, June 27, starting with an opening ceremony at 11am.
The event will include live music, vintage military vehicles, opportunities to meet current and former Armed Forces personnel, and refreshments.
Members of the public are invited to attend and join in a day of pride, community spirit, and celebration.
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