Huge crowds packed into Dereham Market Place for poignant commemorations on Remembrance Sunday.
The normal busyness stopped for a perfectly observed two minutes' silence and heads were bowed as the Last Post echoed around the town centre.
Before the service around the War Memorial, a parade marched from the Cherry Tree car park and was led by the Dereham Town Band.
It included war veterans, current service personnel, families of people who have lost loved ones in recent conflicts, ex service organisations, emergency services, local dignitaries, local cadets and uniformed youth organisations.
Dereham rector the Rev Paul Cubitt and Dereham Royal British Legion president Dennis O'Callaghan led the commemorations.
Wreaths from a range of organisations were laid on the War Memorial.
After the open air commemorations, there was a parade to St Nicholas Church for a service.
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