Stevenage News

After the service bagpipers marched and played down the Great North Road and into Old Town High Street

The War memorial at Bowling Green, Old Stevenage where a two-minute silence was observed on Nov 13, 2011 - Remembrance Sunday.

The old Alleyne's School headmaster's house on Bury Mead in the Tetley Fields. The Bell tower and clock are over 400 years old

Marching bands

The War memorial in Old Stevenage. Over a thousand people turned up to observe a two-minute silence

Marching bands along Bowling Green. This was going passed the old Thomas Alleyne's School founded in 1467

Wreaths laid at the war memorial on Bowling Green, Old Stevenage

Guards at the war memorial in Bowling Green, Old Stevenage

A ghost, said to be that of St Nicholas haunts the church dedicated to his name. Henry Trigg witness grave robbers here around 1707.

The view is what a pedestrian would see when looking right towards Fairlands Way. Note how you cannot see traffic coming from the dual carriageway because of parked cars.

Army Cadets at the beginning of the march

Royal British Legion marching

Army Cadets

The girls and boys from St. John's Ambulance

Police were quickly on the scene of an attempted armed robbery at Tesco Express in Stevenage. Roads were blocked off and access for pedestrians denied. Police tape was up to prevent the crime scene becoming infiltrated. A woman was arrested outside the store.

Cadets and Royal British Legion marching

War memorial and Union Jack.

Popple Way - viewed from the town centre facing north

Middle Row, Stevenage