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This post was updated at p.m. on Sunday, 9 November 2025.
2025 Remembrance Sunday Ceremony in Worthing
The Ukrainian community in Worthing participated again in the ceremony to honour those who died in all armed conflicts on Sunday, 9 November, near Worthing Town Hall.
This year’s format was consistent with last year’s event. Source: Worthing Ukrainian Friends Network.
Time and Place
Sunday, 9 November 2025, 11:00 – Official ceremony began.
Worthing Town Hall, BN11 1HP
More details from this year’s Remembrance Sunday Ceremony in Worthing
At 11 am, Worthing’s Ukrainian community joined the memorial, laid a wreath, and invited attendees after the ceremony to honour British Defenders lost in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Following tradition, members of the community and the post author planted wooden crosses on the Field of Remembrance, the lawn near Worthing Town Hall, for each British Defender who died in Ukraine.
Sadly, this year, there are more crosses.
View past images From The Remembrance Sunday Ceremony in Worthing
Video: A cross for every British Defender that died fighting for Ukraine.
In 2024, I planted the cross for British Defender Andrew Bagshaw, and one of my Ukrainian friends planted the cross for British Defender Peter Fouché.
My Tribute to Peter
You came like a beacon of light,
With unwavering humanity, you saved us.
To hell we went in the night,
At your station we lived.
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