Events of remembrance are being held in towns and cities across Scotland Remembrance Sunday services are set to take place across the country in memory of Scotland’s war dead.
A ceremony will be held at the Stone of Remembrance on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, which will include a march by ex-service and civilian organisations.
HMS Ark Royal crew members will lead a parade as part of Glasgow’s ceremony in George Square, while a service will be held in Glasgow Cathedral.
Events will also be taking place in towns and cities across Scotland.
First Minister Alex Salmond and Scottish Secretary Michael Moore will be at the ceremony in Edinburgh.
The parade will include service personnel, regimental associations, the St Andrews Ambulance Association, the Humanist Society, Girl Guides, Sea Cadets and the Army Cadet Force.
Royal British Legion Scotland general secretary George Ross said: “We want this to reflect the whole of society.
“Remembrance is not the exclusive preserve of the Armed Forces and we hope the parade will reflect this.”
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