Hartlepool RNLI volunteers attend Remembrance Day parades.
Hartlepool RNLI volunteers joined both the Hartlepool and Headland Remembrance Day parades on Sunday.
Tommy Price of the Hartlepool RNLI said ‘it’s important to remember those who fought for our freedom and country’.
‘Various crewmembers had or currently have family members who have served in conflicts throughout the world over the years.”
‘We are all very proud to be taking part in the event as a mark of respect to these people.’
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