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Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust Armistice and Armed Forces Communities Programme: Remembering and supporting their contribution Awards under Round One Country Region Local Authority Organisation Name Project Title Scotland Aberdeen City Aberdeen Football Club Heritage Trust AFCHT Armistice Commemoration 2018 Scotland Aberdeen City Kirk of St Nicholas Uniting Aberdeen Remembers Scotland Aberdeenshire Belhelvie Church of Scotland Armistice Sunday Gathering Fraserburgh Old Parish Church Armistice Scotland Aberdeenshire Fraserburgh Armistice Celebration and Commeration Committee Scotland Aberdeenshire Mearns Community Council Mearns Remembers Scotland Aberdeenshire Monquhitter Community Council Monquhitter WW1 Centenary Commemoration Event Scotland Aberdeenshire Peterhead Community Council REMEMBERING THE FALLEN OF PETERHEAD Scotland Aberdeenshire Slains & Collieston Community Council Collieston Remembers the Fallen Scotland Angus Montrose Branch Royal British Legion Scotland Remembrance garden opening Scotland Angus Royal Marines Condor Remembrance in Arbroath Scotland Argyll and Bute Kilcalmonell Parish Church Kintyre: Here But Not Here Scotland Argyll and Bute RNRMW, Aggies, Forces Family Friday Community Rememberance Scotland Argyll and Bute The Scottish Submarine Centre 11/11 at The Scottish Submarine Centre Scotland Argyll and Bute Tobermory High School The Mull Boys - their story. Scotland Argyll and Bute WW100Islay Otranto Scotland Clackmannanshire Alva Parish Church of Scotland A time of remembrance Sauchie Community Group QAVS (Wee County Scotland Clackmannanshire Remembering Our Heroes Veterans) Dumfries and Scotland Royal British Legion Scotland one hundred years remembered Galloway Dumfries and Scotland The Sorbie Tower Charity Sorbie Tower Weeping Windows Galloway Remembrance and Armistice Centenary Scotland Dundee City Barnhill St Margaret's Parish Church Commemoration Services Scotland Dundee City Scottish Veterans Residences - Rosendael Armistice Afternoon Tea Scotland East Ayrshire Ballantrae Parish Church Best of Ballantrae and Armistice Day Service WUR DEID (local dialect for either We are Dead or Scotland East Ayrshire Darvel Improvement Group Our Dead) Voices from the Past – Remembrance and Scotland East Ayrshire Fenwick Parish Church Thanksgiving in Fenwick Scotland East Ayrshire Galston Parish Church Knitted poppy event Scotland East Ayrshire Galston Parish Church KNITTED POPPY EVENT Scotland East Ayrshire Gargieston Primary School 100 years But Never Forgotten Scotland East Ayrshire Kilmarnock:New Laigh Kirk Veterans Day Remembrance of those who lost their lives in all Scotland East Lothian Prestonpans Royal British Legion Scotland conflicts. Scotland East Renfrewshire East Renfrewshire Culture and Leisure Lest we Forget Neilston Commemorates Centenary of the end of the Scotland East Renfrewshire Neilston War Memorial Associaition First World War Ancre Somme Association Great War 100 Scotland Edinburgh City Ancre Somme Association Scotland Commemoration 1918 - 2018 Scotland Edinburgh City Balerno Parish Church Balerno Parish Church Remebrance 2018 Scotland Edinburgh City Erskine Hospital Erskine Edinburgh Always Remember Scotland Edinburgh City Juniper Green Parish Church Remembrance Service and Lunch Scotland Edinburgh City Polwarth Parish Church End of World War 1 Weekend Commemoration 2018 Scotland Edinburgh City Queensferry Churches' Care in the Community Memories are made of this Scotland Edinburgh City Queensferry History Group Remembered - Past, Present and Into the Future Scotland Edinburgh City Scotland's Learning Partnership Forget Me Not cafe Community Remembrance Day Celebration at St Scotland Edinburgh City St Nicholas Sighthill Parish Church of Scotland Nicholas Church, Sighthill Scotland Falkirk Bo’ness Town Trust Association Bo’ness War Memorial - Without Fear Scotland Falkirk Grangemouth High School Grangemouth high School Remembrance Service Scotland Falkirk Larbert Old Church IF NOT FOR THEM - THERE'D BE NO US Scotland Fife Arden House Projects Levenmouth unites and remembers Scotland Fife Bennochy Parish Church of Scotland Remembrance Sunday 2018 Scotland Fife Madras College 1918 Madras College 2018 The Royal Burgh of Crail and district Scotland Fife Remembrance Day Service Community Council Remembrance Parade and Lunch event - followed with Scotland Glasgow City Barlanark Greyfriars Church armed forces visit to organisation meeting night Scotland Glasgow City Finn's Place Named and unnamed. Glasgow the Caring City Charity and The Police Eve of armistice. & City of Glasgow Festival of Scotland Glasgow City Scotland Chaplaincy Remembrance Scottish Veterans Residences (SVR) Bellrock Scotland Glasgow City Armistice Art Exhibition and Lunch Close Scotland Glasgow City Whitehill Secondary School Commemorate & Remember our local heroes Fort William & District Branch, Royal British Scotland Highland Fort William Dawn till Dusk Vigil 2014 - 2018 Legion Scotland Scotland Highland Friends of Garve War Memorial Armistice Day Soup and Sandwich Lunch Royal British Legion Scotland Creich and Scotland Highland WW1 100 Commemoration Kincardine Branch Scotland Inverclyde Inverkip Church Remembrance Sunday 2018 Scotland Midlothian Cockpen and Carrington Parish Church An evening of song and organ recital Scotland Midlothian Mayfield and Easthouses Community Council "Mayfield and Easthouses Remembers" Scotland Midlothian Roslin Men's Shed Roslin Remembers Litter Pick and Afternoon Tea Scotland Moray Dufftown Royal British Legion Two Tommy's Tea Party Scotland Moray Dyke World War One Commemoration Evening Dyke World War One Commemoration Evening Scotland Moray Elgin Ex-Services Club Rembrance dance Scotland Moray Keith Grammar School The Armistice: Keith Remembers Our Ancestors Scotland Moray Lossiemouth High School Our community remembers WW1/RAF100 Joint Community Councils of Moray Remembrance Scotland Moray The Joint community Councils of Moray Ceremony Scotland Moray The Moray Society The Lessons of History Scotland Moray Tomintoul & Glenlivet Development Trust 'Poppy Tea' Scotland North Ayrshire North Ayrshire Foodbank Remembrance film night Scotland North Lanarkshire Cumbernauld Old Parish Church Armistice Memorial Service Scotland North Lanarkshire Getting Better Together Ltd Shotts Remembers Scotland North Lanarkshire Overtown Parish Church A Night of Nostalgia and Remembrance Scotland Orkney Islands Stromness Royal British Legion there but not there, looking over scapa flow 51st Highland, 7th Battalion the Royal Scotland Perth & Kinross Regiment of Scotland, Warrant Officers and 7 SCOTS #ThereOrNotThere Sergeants Mess Scotland Perth & Kinross Flowers of the Forest A Walk Past the Flowers of the Forest Scotland Perth & Kinross Kinross Parish Church Kinross Remembers Scotland Perth & Kinross Police Scotland Barrack Street Police Office #ThereButNotThere Scotland Perth & Kinross St Matthew's Church of Scotland 'Always With Us' Scotland Renfrewshire Howwood Community Council Howwood Armistice Day Remembrance Gathering Scotland Renfrewshire Stow Brae Kirk Stow Brae Remembers Scotland Scottish Borders Birgham Community Development Trust Birgham WW1 Centenary Remembrance Day Scotland Scottish Borders Honour Our Troops The Poppy Project 2014-2018 Honour Our Troops Scotland Scottish Borders Liddesdale Parish Church of Scotland Let us Remember, Liddesdale Never Forgets. Scotland Scottish Borders Royal British Legion Scotland Melrose Branch Melrose Remembrance Day March and Service Scotland Scottish Borders Royal British Legion Scotland, Kelso Branch Armistice Remembrance Parade Scotland Shetland Islands Royal British Legion Scalloway Branch Remembrance Service Scotland Shetland Islands Unst and Fetlar Church of Scotland Unst Remembers Scotland South Ayrshire St Colmon Parish Church Lives Given & Remembered Today's Scouts remember predecessors who went to Scotland South Lanarkshire 113th Glasgow (Burnside) scout group war Scotland South Lanarkshire Bothwell Parish Church of Scotland Commemoration of Ending of WW1 Scotland South Lanarkshire Greyfriars Parish Church, Lanark A Community Remembers Together Scotland South Lanarkshire Lesmahagow High School Lesmahagow: end of WW1 centenary event Scotland South Lanarkshire Rutherglen Community Council Rutherglen remembers Scotland South Lanarkshire St John's Parish Church of Scotland 'Remembrance 2018: to not break faith...' Rutherglen Memories: family memories of wartime Scotland South Lanarkshire Stonelaw Parish Church service Scotland Stirling 25th Stirling (Dunblane) Boys' Brigade Band Festival of Remembrance Scotland Stirling SSAFA Forth Valley Branch SSAFA FORTH VALLEY BRANCH OPENS DOORS West Scotland Air cadet 1740 (Clydebank) Sqn Clydebank Blitz we remember Dunbartonshire West Scotland Dumbarton Riverside Parish Church Remembrance service Dunbartonshire Scotland West Lothian Royal British Legion Scotland Livingston Branch RBLS Livingston Branch Remembrance Events 2018 Wales Blaenau Gwent Abertillery and Llanhilleth Community Council World War One Party in the Park Wales Blaenau Gwent RBL Ebbw Vale Poppy Dance World War 1 Centenary Parade & Service of Wales Blaenau Gwent Royal British Legion Blaina Branch Remembrance Wales Blaenau Gwent Tredegar Royal British Legion Tredegar Remembers Wales Blaenau Gwent Tredegar Town Council Remembrance Day event Wales Bridgend All Saints Church Festival of Remembrance Wales Bridgend Garw Valley Heritage Society Garw Valley - The End of War Wales Bridgend Llangynwyd Middle Community Council Llangynwyd Armistice Remembrance
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