Remembrance Sunday 2020
Revised arrangements due to lockdown
In line with current government guidelines discouraging Remembrance Sunday gatherings there will be no organised ceremony or service in the village this year.
You are welcome to join, in its place, a Zoom service which starts at 10.30am, broadcasts from the Memorial at 10:55 and then back to zoom-world after the “ceremonial”.
If you would like access to the zoom ceremony, please contact St Bartholomew's church webmaster, Jane Dines, for the passcode . You can do this via the church website https://www.ducklingtonchurch.org.uk/our-team/.
Anyone attending the Memorial will need to take responsibility for their own adherence to the Hands, Face, Space rules.
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