Pictures show people paying their respects at Remembrance Services in the High Peak

A full military parade took place in Buxton with representatives from the British Legion, armed forces, emergency services, scouts, guides and cadets all taking to the streets on Sunday, November 13.

There were also services in Chapel-en-le-Frith, New Mills and Whaley Bridge as well as a parade in Harpur Hill and Peak Dale.

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. Buxton Remembrance Service, the Scouting movement lay their wreaths

Buxton Remembrance Service, the Scouting movement lay their wreaths Photo: jason chadwick

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. Remembrance Sunday

The standard bearers march on at the Buxton Remembrance Service Photo: jason chadwick

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. Laying a wreath

Councillor Linda Grooby laid a wreath at the Buxton Cenotaph. Photo: jason chadwick

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. In fine voice

The Buxton Community Choir was a new introduction to the Buxton Remembrance Service. Photo: jason chadwick

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. Hitting the right notes

Fairfield Band lead the Remembrance parade in Buxton. Photo: jason chadwick

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. Coming together to remember

Bob Nicol of the Royal British Legion and Deputy Lieutenant Michael Hall waiting to lay their wreaths at the Buxton Remembrance Service. Photo: jason chadwick