Services and parades took place at Edmonton Green War Memorial, Enfield Town War Memorial, and St Andrew’s Church in Southgate on Sunday (November 9).
Crowds gathered to pay tribute to those who served and sacrificed their lives in the two world wars and more recent conflicts.
Councillor Gina Needs, Enfield Council’s cabinet member for community cohesion and enforcement, said: “It’s important we honour and remember the brave men and women who have served our country and those who continue to serve.
“Remembrance Sunday is a time to reflect on the gratitude we owe to those who gave their lives for our freedom.
“Their courage and bravery must never be forgotten.
“We stand together as a community in respect, remembrance, and hope.
“We will remember them.”
The Edmonton Green parade began at 10.35am, departing from St Martin’s Road and marching along Monmouth Road and Hertford Road to the memorial.
A service of remembrance started at 10.45am, led by Ann Cable, deputy lieutenant for Enfield, with wreaths of poppies laid at the foot of the memorial.
In Enfield Town, the Stow Pipers Band led a march to the war memorial at 2.35pm.
Wreaths were laid by Enfield Council leader Cllr Ergin Erbil, and Enfield mayor Cllr Margaret Greer.
In Southgate, the day began with a service at St Andrew’s Church, followed by an act of remembrance.
The congregation then moved to the Southgate Royal British Legion on Nursery Road for further prayers and wreath laying.
