LISS residents turned out in force on Remembrance Sunday to honour the 83 men from the village who fell in war since 1914.

Daryl Edwards, who was videoing the parade for Liss Parish Council, said: “There was a very good turnout.”

The event started with a parade of veterans, councillors, village groups and organisations from Liss Royal British Legion Club in Rake Road to St Mary’s Church in Station Road.

After the service, the parade returned to the War Memorial on the green in Mill Road for the placing of wreaths, two-minute silence and concluding ceremony.

Liss RBL chairman Lieutenant Colonel Terry O’ Connor added: “As well as the wider village community, participants included local councillors, RBL members, Liss Band and young people’s organisations.”