'Wear your poppy with pride' urges RAF Veteran living near Norwich
Remembrance Sunday events are held across Norfolk, today
A local veteran is urging everyone across the county to wear their poppy with pride to show that those who service will never be forgotten.
Richard Davies joined the Royal Air Force in 2009 and was medically discharged after a severe crash injury in 2023.
Over the last few years has been training to represent TeamGB at archery in the Paralympics
"I've seen first-hand what courage and commitment looks like"
"You go into the job knowing that there's risks, but I wasn't expecting it to happen on day three of a six week exercise.
"Now, I'm trying to promote people with disabilities and where the money raised goes and how it helps people
"For me Remembrance is personal- but also much bigger than me. I've seen first-hand what courage and commitment looks like when things get tough.
"I've also stood next to people who have given their all and those who could not come home. So when I wear that poppy, I honour every one of them.
Where are some Remembrance Sunday services being held in Norfolk?
Norwich- A civic ceremony is being held at 10.30am. After this a service will be held at the City's Cathedral from 11.40am
King's Lynn- There will be an annual wreath-laying ceremony at the war memorial in Tower Gardens at 11am.
Great Yarmouth- People are invited to gather at the Cenotaph in the park at 10.50am, ahead of a two-minute silence at 11am followed by the annual Remembrance service.
Thetford- A Remembrance Parade and Service will take place from 10.30am in the Town Centre.
Cromer- A Service is held at 2 pm at the town's Parish Church, with the parade getting underway at 1:30 pm.