Residents gathered in Cam Hopton and Dursley for Sunday’s Remembrance Day commemorations, with photographs capturing the parades and services held to remember those who have fallen.
The Cam Hopton parade left May Lane in Dursley at 2.45pm. Participants travelled along Castle Street before arriving at St James’ Church, where the Service of Remembrance began at 3pm.
Wreaths laid at St James’ Church
Dursley Mayor Cllr Alex Stennett and Dr Simon Opher MP were among those who laid wreaths at the church gates. Their participation formed part of the afternoon commemoration in Dursley.
The event was photographed by Rich Kelsey and Matt Bigwood. The published gallery includes 23 images labelled “Cam Hopton Parade” and a further 80 images from the Dursley Remembrance event.
Photo galleries record the commemorations
The pictures provide a visual record of the Remembrance Day parades and the gathering at the church. They show the local ceremonies held in Cam Hopton and Dursley on Sunday, giving residents an opportunity to look back at the afternoon’s events.
The report was published by Stroud Times on November 9, 2026, under the headline “Pictures: Cam and Dursley remember the fallen”.
