The annual service to commemorate those who have fallen in conflicts past and present will take place at the Church of the Holy Rude at 10.45am. Following the service, a parade will proceed to the Cenotaph at Corn Exchange Road for the laying of wreaths at 12 noon.
The procession will be led by Stirling and District Schools’ Pipe Band and serving personnel from HMS Stirling Castle. The route will go down St John Street, then Spittal Street and onto Corn Exchange Road.
“"Remembrance Sunday is an opportunity for us to come together to pause, reflect and honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. Stirling has a proud connection with the Armed Forces and I’m proud that we will have serving personnel alongside our veterans as part of this year’s commemoration. I invite everyone in our communities to join us in Stirling on Sunday 8 November as we stand together to pay our respects to the fallen and show our gratitude to those who have served."
Other Remembrance Sunday events in the area on Sunday 8 November include a Service of Remembrance at Memorial Park, Bridge of Allan, at 2pm, organised by Bridge of Allan Community Council. Additionally, the unveiling of a new war memorial on the A84, Blair Drummond, by the Church of Scotland will take place at 3pm, with attendance from the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Provost, and representatives of Black Watch Regimental Associations.
