What’s on
all the services and events happening at the Cathedral
Lent Art Exhibition
The Cathedral will host a Lent art exhibition from 17 February until 30 April. Crying in the Silicon Wilderness is an exhibition of 14 embroidered panels that illustrate a profound, spiritual narrative of brokenness and restoration. The pieces have travelled widely throughout England and Wales, encouraging contemplation and frequently inspiring creative and prayerful responses.
Rev’d. Dr Romola Parish is a former academic and lawyer specialising in environmental change. She studied traditional hand embroidery at the Royal School of Needlework and Creative Writing at Oxford. She completed a PhD (Cardiff) exploring the rewriting of saints' lives, including a poetic engagement with St Frideswide of Oxford performed in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford in 2021. Romola is currently a non-stipendiary curate in the Diocese of St Davids, and has run retreats at St Beunos, Hilfield Priory, St Nons, Launde Abbey and elsewhere.
Holy Week & Easter 2026
Holy Week at Brecon Cathedral is a time of solemn reflection, prayer and communal worship, marking the final days of Jesus’s life, his death and his resurrection. The Cathedral community gathers across the week for services that move from the sombre observances of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday to the joyful celebration of Easter Day.
The Cathedral provides opportunities for private prayer, and pastoral conversation throughout Holy Week. Visitors and local residents are encouraged to use the Cathedral as a space for quiet meditation, mindful of the Christian story of suffering, hope and renewal.
Holy Week and Easter invite both contrition and celebration. The journey from the cross to the empty tomb speaks to themes of loss, service, transformation and hope. All are welcome to join the Cathedral community in these observances, to remember with sorrow, to pray with expectation, and to rejoice in the promise of new life.
The Music of Adele - The Candlelight Concert
Prepare to be swept away by an unforgettable evening of soul-stirring music as Xperience Live proudly presents ‘The Music of Adele – The Candlelight Concert.’ Surrounded by a warm, glowing sea of candles, this breathtaking live experience celebrates the timeless artistry of one of the world’s most iconic vocalists.
Featuring internationally acclaimed Adele tribute vocalist Natalie Black, whose powerhouse voice and emotional depth capture the spirit of Adele with stunning authenticity, this show brings Adele’s greatest hits to life like you’ve never heard them before. Backed by an outstanding live band, every note is performed with richness, passion and cinematic energy.
Audiences will be treated to a spellbinding journey through Adele’s most beloved songs, including chart-topping hits such as ‘Someone Like You’, ‘Rolling in the Deep’, ‘Hello’, ‘Set Fire to the Rain’, ‘Make You Feel My Love’, ‘When We Were Young’ & Many More!
Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering the magic of Adele’s music anew, this candlelit tribute promises an evening of beauty, emotion and pure musical excellence.
*This is a tribute concert. Xperience Live, Natalie Black, and this production are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Adele, her management, or any associated entities. All trademarks, songs, and copyrights belong to their respective owners.
Calon Hearts - I Dreamed a Dream charity concert
Calon Hearts UK Presents:
Experience the drama. Feel the music. Be part of something meaningful.
I Dreamed a Dream is coming to Brecon Cathedral for an incredible evening of musical theatre.
Set within the stunning cathedral surroundings, this concert is perfect for theatre lovers, music fans, and anyone looking for a truly special night out.
An extraordinary performance, supporting a life-saving cause.
All proceeds go towards supporting Calon Hearts UK – funding heart screenings and placing lifesaving defibrillators in communities across Wales.
Tickets £29.50
The Music of George Michael - the Candlelight Concert
Doors: 6:30pm | Show: 7:30pm–9:45pm | Last entry: 7:15pm
XPERIENCE LIVE PRESENTS:
An Unforgettable Tribute in Glowing Candlelight Performed by 4 World Class Singers & an incredible live band!
Prepare to be swept away by an extraordinary evening of music, atmosphere and pure emotion. George Michael – The Candlelight Concert is more than just a tribute — it’s a stunning live experience that honours the legacy of one of the greatest voices in pop history, performed in a setting that will leave you breathless.
At the heart of this unforgettable night is a live band of exceptional musicians, joined by four sensational vocalists who will deliver pitch-perfect renditions of George Michael’s most beloved hits. From the soaring emotion of Careless Whisper and Everything She Wants, to the infectious energy of Faith, Freedom! '90 and Jesus to a Child, every song is performed with heart, soul and incredible attention to detail.
This is a night for fans old and new to celebrate the music, style and spirit of George Michael — a man whose voice defined a generation and whose songs continue to inspire. Whether you're looking for the perfect date night, a special evening out with friends or a unique way to reconnect with your favourite songs, this candlelit concert is the ultimate tribute.
Xperience Live Disclaimer: This is a tribute concert celebrating the music of George Michael. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by George Michael's estate. Please note that this performance does not feature a look-alike impersonating George Michael; instead, it showcases a full live band and four talented vocalists performing the music of George Michael with authenticity and respect for his artistry.
VIP £46.50 + £3.50 | Premium £41.50 + £3.50 | Band A £36.50 + £3.50 | Band B £31.50 + £3.50 | Restricted View £21.50 + £3.50 | All tickets include a £3.50 booking fee.
Accessibility Tickets
If you are looking to purchase accessible tickets...
And you do NOT require a wheelchair space, please go ahead and purchase the tickets you would like. Then email us with an image of either your blue badge or PIP form, and we will be able to process a refund for your carer’s ticket. - hello@xperiencelive.co.uk
If you do require a wheelchair space, please purchase the seat with a wheelchair icon on, along with the carer’s seat next to it.
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - ‘Till…my musick shine’: The reverberating life and poetry of George Herbert
George Herbert
Introducing the life and work of Welsh 17th-century writer George Herbert, the featured poet of the 2026 festival. A panel discussion with Helen Wilcox (Bangor University) and Chris Hodgkins (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro)
Panel discussion with Helen Wilcox (Bangor University) and Chris Hodgkins (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro).
Introducing the life and work of Welsh 17th-century writer George Herbert, the featured poet of the 2026 festival.
Described by Simone Weil as the author of “the most beautiful poem in the world”, two world experts explore Herbert’s creative and devotional tensions.
Book Tickets for this concert, or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone, please call 0333 666 3366
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Brecon Singers, BCF Festival Chorus and Brecknock Sinfonia present A German Requiem by Brahms
Brecon Singers
Hear one of the great masterpieces of the Romantic period with Brahms’s inspired Requiem in ancient Brecon Cathedral.
Drawing on the Lutheran Bible, Brahms gives voice to grief, tenderness, and hard-won hope.
A German Requiem stands as one of music’s most humane responses to death.
Book Tickets for this concert or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone please call 0333 666 3366
Brecon choir festival 26 - Lunchtime Concert: Love, From Contrepoint
Emerging ensemble Contrepoint, drawn from the UK’s leading youth choirs, bring their acclaimed concert series Love to Brecon Cathedral.
Expect to hear a rich tapestry of music that celebrates love in all its forms, from tenderness to passion and even a touch of mischief.
Be the first to hear a new work by young composer William Cox set to the poetry of George Herbert. Made possible by a gift from the George Herbert Society, in memory of Dr Michael C. Schoenfeldt, 1955-2025.
Book for this concert via the Book Tickets button above or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone please call 0333 666 3366.
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Cathedral Evensong
Join the Cathedral congregation for their weekly Evensong at Brecon’s ancient Cathedral.
This is a free event
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Grand Concert: The Gesualdo Six
The Gesualdo Six
The award-winning British vocal ensemble - led by Chief Conductor of the BBC Singers Owain Park - make their Brecon festival debut at stunning Brecon Cathedral.
The ensemble brings George Herbert’s soundworld to life with a special programme of English and Welsh motets by composers such as Byrd, Tomkins and Tallis.
Hear what Gramophone magazine calls the “undefinable excitement that comes from a group of musicians working absolutely as one”
Book Tickets for this concert, or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone, please call 0333 666 3366.
Brecon Choir festival 26 - ‘One Harmonie’: George Herbert, Music and the Soul pre-concert panel discussion
Dr Simon Jackson
Join world experts Dr Simon Jackson and Professor Helen Wilcox as they illuminate Herbert’s profound understanding of music and its theological significance
Uncover the spiritual tension in his grasp of music as both theory and practice, and how it became a bridge between heaven and earth.
The talk concludes in time for lunch before Continuum’s concert.
Book Tickets for this discussion, or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone, please call 0333 666 3366.
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Continuum present George Herbert: The Journey of the Soul
Hear superstars of our 2024 festival Continuum as they return to Brecon for a special concert exploring the soul’s journey towards God
Continuum - founded by Harry Guthrie in 2018 - is comprised of some of the best young singers in the UK, many of whom met at the St John’s and Trinity College, Cambridge, alma mater of George Herbert.
Featuring Vaughan William’s Five Mystical Songs and new commissions by acclaimed composers Stuart Beer (‘Praise’ (King of Glory)) and Richard Barnard (A Wreath).
Book Tickets for this concert, or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone, please call 0333 666 3366.
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Festival Evensong
Brecon Cathedral
The Cathedral’s Festival Evensong with the Brecon Cathedral Choir joined by other singers
Come and Sing a special Festival Evensong.
We will be asking people who would like to sing as part of this evensong to pre-register. Please pre-register nearer the time. Singers will need to arrive at 2.00pm.
This is a free event.
Brecon Choir Festival 26 - Festival Finale: Cappella Lacensis present Bach & Mendelssohn: The Eternal Legacy
Cappella Lacensis
The first German act to perform at Brecon Choir Festival brings the weekend to a close with masterpiece motets from Bach and Mendelssohn
As the resident choir of the Benedictine Abbey of Maria Laach, Cappella Lacencis is made up of some of the most talented young musicians from across Germany.
Hear pieces such as the extraordinary Jesu Meine Freude, as well as iconic pieces by the great Bach-discoverer Mendelssohn’s work for a uniquely powerful evening of two profound choral imaginations.
Book Tickets for this concert, or if you would rather order your tickets over the phone, please call 0333 666 3366.
Film Music by Candlelight
Hear the musical magic of the movies come alive as epic film scores are reimagined on the Cathedral's majestic organ.
Assistant Director of Music, Matthew McVey, in collaboration with special guest Joe Spriggs, explores the sweeping, unforgettable themes of some of Cinema’s greatest moments - Star Wars, Harry Potter, Da Vinci Code, Jurassic Park - in the spectacular surroundings of a candlelit, iconic Brecon Cathedral.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT - Donations are welcome. Wine, soft drinks and popcorn will be available for sale.
Pancake Party - Shrove Tuesday
Join us for our annual Pancake Party — a warm, friendly gathering for the community. Enjoy freshly made pancakes, tea, coffee, and good company. Everyone Welcome
A little bit of history:
Shrove Tuesday always falls 47 days before Easter Sunday, typically occurring between February 3 and March 9 and is the final day of Shrovetide, which marks the end of the Pre-Lenten season. Traditionally, it is the last opportunity to use up eggs and fats before embarking on the Lenten fast, and pancakes are the perfect way to use your ingredients.
Planetarium show
Welsh Dark Skies Week at Brecon Cathedral.
With state-of-the-art graphics and immersive 360° dome projection, the expert team will bring our solar system and all its wonders to life. On a guided tour by experts, you will learn to identify constellations and marvel at the Milky Way.
Please note - Tickets are£7.50 and seating is on the ground with mats provided.
The four spectacular Planetarium shows will take place on Saturday, February 14th at 10am, 11am, 12pm and 1.30pm. Book your tickets
80s & 90s Immersive Silent Disco
An unforgettable silent disco experience inside the historic Brecon Cathedral.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Saturday 31st January
Location: Cathedral Close, Brecon LD3 9DP
7:00PM - 11:00PM
Age Restriction: 18+
Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible, but front-row access may vary depending on layout.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Playing the hits of your favourite artists:
Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Whitney Houston, ABBA, George Michael/Wham!, U2, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Guns N’ Roses, Phil Collins/Genesis, Cyndi Lauper, Lionel Richie, Billy Joel, Elton John, Run-DMC, Queen, Bryan Adams, Aerosmith + more 80s & 90s hits!
Channel 1 – 80's all time classics
Channel 2 – 90's all time classics
Expect incredible sound, glowing headphones, and the unique thrill of dancing in a truly immersive setting.
QUESTIONS?
Contact the team at info@immersivesilentdiscos.com
Limited tickets available
Epiphany Procession Service
This year’s Epiphany Procession will take place on Sunday January 25th, at 5pm. It marks the end of Epiphany season. Please come along to support the choir and enjoy a feast of seasonal choral music.
Please note: there will be no 3.30 Evensong.
Annual Rorke's Drift Service
The annual Rorke’s Drift Service will be held at Brecon Cathedral at 11am on Sunday January 25th 2026.
This service commemorates the date the first major defeat of the Zulu War took place, when 20,000 warriors of King Cetshwayo’s mighty army, swept down upon the unsuspecting soldiers of the 1st Bn the 24th Regiment of Foot, as they camped beneath the hill of Isandlwana, which bore an uncanny resemblance to the Sphinx on the collar badges of their uniform. At first, the heavy volley fire from the disciplined ranks of the Regiment held the opposing force in check, but within a few short hours the position had been over-run by the Zulus, not because of a shortage of screwdrivers to open the ammunition boxes, but because it was just not possible to replenish the Companies fast enough in the face of such overwhelming odds. Some of the auxiliary troops broke and ran in sheer terror, but the rifle companies of the 24th Regiment of Foot stood their ground and fought to the bitter end. A soldier may fight for Queen and Country, but a man can die no better than when he lays down his life for his friends - epitomised by the fact that, of the 600 men of the 24th Regiment of Foot on the battlefield that day, only six were to survive.
When it became apparent that the battle was all but lost, Lieutenants Melvill and Coghill attempted to save the Queens Colour from falling into enemy hands. There is no glory in the act of war itself, but the Colours embody the honour, pride, tradition and ethos of a Regiment, so it is no surprise that they were willing to risk their lives in such an attempt. Pursued by the Zulus along what is now known as the Fugitives Trail, Lieutenant Coghill was first to reach the safety of the home bank of the Buffalo River, but on seeing Lieutenant Melvill in difficulty with the Colour, he had no hesitation in plunging back into the river to help his friend. Some years later, they were both among the first ever to be awarded the Victoria Cross posthumously, such was the highest regard given to their selfless act of courage.
Brecon Cathedral has long been the custodian of the noble heritage of the 24th Regiment of Foot, witnessed by the Regimental Colours and the Wreath of Immortelles laid up in the Havard Chapel, the main east window and the many brass and marble memorial tablets on the Cathedral’s walls. When the Regiment returned to England, Her Majesty Queen Victoria placed a floral wreath of immortelles on the Colour and decreed that this should be carried forevermore by the Regiment in honour of all those who had lost their lives during the Zulu wars - a distinction that is unique throughout the British army. The Zulu War Colours were laid up in Brecon Cathedral on Easter Day in 1934. The Regiment has seen much change over the last 147 years and is now known as The Royal Welsh, yet the golden thread of the Regimental history accompanies those who forge ahead on their new journey, and the legacy of the Battle of Isandlwana and the Immortal Defence of Rorke’s Drift remains in good hands.
All are welcome
The Cathedral Cafe will be open before and after the service for refreshments
The Nativity of our Lord
A service of Holy Communion suitable for all ages, with carols and readings. The congregation gives thanks for Jesus' life, his death and resurrection and his continuing presence.
midnight mass
The First Eucharist of Christmas – a moving service accompanied by carols. Midnight Mass is the first liturgy of Christmastide that is celebrated on the night of Christmas Eve. Come and join the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols
The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is a beloved tradition celebrated in Brecon Cathedral each December. This service combines scripture readings that tell the story of the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah, and the birth of Jesus Christ, with the singing of carols and hymns by the Cathedral choir. It is a time for reflection, joy, and community gathering during the Christmas season. The festival invites worshippers and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the rich narrative of Advent and Christmas, in the beautiful surroundings of our historic Cathedral.
Crib Service
The annual Crib Service at Brecon Cathedral will take place on Christmas Eve, Wednesday 24th December, at 3.30 pm. This family-friendly service celebrates the nativity story through carols, readings, and the opportunity for children to be part of the nativity tableau. It is an ideal occasion for families to come together and reflect on the meaning of Christmas in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
RWAS Feature County Carol service
OH COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL!
Brecon is the RWAS Feature County for 2026. They welcome you all to join them for a very special Carol Service. The evening is the premier public performance of Côr Brycheiniog - the Brecknock RWAS Feature County Choir alongside an ensemble from the Band of the Royal Welsh.
Have a sneak peek of the choir rehearsing: https://www.instagram.com/brecknock_2026/reel/DSH_mWXjE4C/
Mulled wine and Mince Pies will follow the service.
This is a free event.
Organisations have been invited to donate Food Hampers for Breconshire Food Banks, and there will be a retiring collection for the Cathedral.
Do join us!
The Three Phantoms
Calon Hearts UK Presents:
The Three Phantoms at Brecon Cathedral on December 13th 2025
'Close your eyes and let the music set you free'
Box Office: 02922 402670 / 020 8191 2661
All proceeds go towards supporting Calon Hearts UK – funding heart screenings and placing lifesaving defibrillators in communities across Wales.
Brecon Cathedral Christmas Fayre
Our annual Christmas Fayre takes place this year on Saturday, December 6th, from 12pm to 6pm. There will be the finest local stalls featuring handcrafted gifts, seasonal decorations, and delicious treats, all set within the stunning medieval architecture of the cathedral. Visitors can explore the fair while also listening (and joining in!) to musical performances, children's activities, and opportunities to enjoy warm refreshments, making it an ideal event for everyone. This annual event not only supports local businesses but also shares a sense of community spirit during the Christmas period in our town’s beautiful Cathedral. Everyone Welcome!
Candlelit Advent Procession
The Advent Procession at Brecon Cathedral is a reflective and moving service that marks the beginning of the church’s liturgical year. Through scripture readings, prayers, and hymns, the congregation journeys together in anticipation of the coming of Christ. Candles are gradually lit, symbolising the light of hope growing in the darkness, inviting all to prepare their hearts for the Christmas season. It moves from the opening words of the Advent offices (the first responsory from Matins on Advent Sunday) to the final ones, which were recited just before Christmas Day itself (the final responsory from Vespers on Christmas Eve). The sense of travelling through time is reflected physically by the Procession moving around the Cathedral, from beneath the great west window to the Sanctuary and High Altar, symbolising the coming of light into the world through the birth of Jesus. This solemn yet hopeful ceremony offers a moment of peace and contemplation amidst the busy lead-up to Christmas.
Music by Palestrina, Davison, Ledger and Wynn Jones.
All Welcome
Lunchtime Concert Songs & Seasons
Join us for the rescheduled Songs & Seasons concert. A celebration of Brycheiniog’s history told through song and narration. This is a free event. All welcome.
The Christmas Orchestra
The Christmas Orchestra is back! Get ready to discover the magic of the festive season with a unique concert experience.
On 27th November the tour makes a special stop at Brecon Cathedral, bringing the festive spirit right to your doorstep.
🎻 🎶 The Show 🎶 🎻
The concert is performed live by a 16 piece chamber orchestra supported with full sound production and lighting show. Experience uplifting nostalgia with compositions from your favourite Christmas films, as well as popular sing-along classics to ignite your festive spirit, including:
Home Alone
Love Actually
Muppet Christmas Carol
The Nutcracker
Polar Express
Harry Potter
Bridget Jones Diary
Elf
The Christmas Orchestra promises a magical and energising festive journey, capturing the essence of Christmas, perfect for igniting your holiday spirit.
Early Concert: 18:30
Doors open: 18:00
Show starts: 18:30
Show ends: 19:45
Late Concert: 20:45
Doors open: 20:15
Show starts: 20:45
Show ends: 22:00
Crickhowell Choral Society with Brecknock Sinfonia
Schubert: Mass in A flat
Mendelssohn: Singet dem Herrn (Sing unto the Lord)
Haydn: Insanae et vanae curae
Tickets cost £15 (£15.50 online) and are now on sale. Full details and tickets are available at Crickhowell Choral Society
Free for children and students
Remembrance Sunday service
Remembrance Sunday at Brecon Cathedral
Each year, Brecon Cathedral solemnly observes Remembrance Sunday, a day dedicated to honouring the men and women who have served and sacrificed in the Armed Forces. The service provides a moment of reflection for the community to come together, remember the fallen, and express gratitude for their courage and commitment.
All are welcome to attend this important occasion, as we pay tribute to those who have given so much for our freedom.
Remembrance Sunday at the Cathedral serves as a poignant reminder of the cost of conflict and the enduring hope for peace.
Vigil for the Souls of the Departed
Brecon Cathedral will hold a Vigil for the Souls of the Departed on Monday 3rd November, at 6:00 pm. This solemn service offers a time for reflection, remembrance, and prayer for those who have passed.
The vigil provides an opportunity for families and individuals to come together in a quiet and contemplative atmosphere, lighting candles and sharing prayers to honour the memory of departed loved ones. Through scripture readings, hymns, and moments of silence, we acknowledge the profound loss experienced by many and offer comfort in faith.
All are welcome to attend this service of hope and remembrance, as we hold the souls of the departed in our prayers and entrust them to God’s eternal care. Those wishing to have the names of their loved ones read aloud during the vigil are invited to submit them to the Cathedral Office in advance.
All are welcome
SAID REQUIEM MASS FOR ALL SOULS
The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed
A special eucharist service of remembrance.
This solemn service offers a moment of reflection and prayer for all the faithful departed. Clergy and congregation gather to honour the memory of loved ones, seeking rest and peace for their souls through traditional prayers and hymns.
The service includes readings from scripture and the solemn intonation of the prayers for the dead, invoking God’s mercy. Attendees are invited to light candles in remembrance.
This annual Mass remains a significant occasion within the cathedral’s calendar, providing comfort and hope to those mourning and reaffirming faith in the promise of eternal life.
All are welcome
Brecon Baroque Festival 25 Evensong
Join us in this ancient Cathedral for a special choral evensong with Brecon Cathedral Choir plus a consort of viols from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, directed by Brecon Cathedral’s Assistant Director of Music, Matthew McVey.
Introit - O.Gibbons The Secret Sins (in honour of his 400th anniversary)
Responses - Tallis
Canticles - W.Byrd, Second Service
Anthem - H.Purcell, Rejoice in the Lord alway
Brecon Baroque Festival 2025 - Organ Recital by callum anderson
A lunchtime organ recital by Callum Anderson to include music by Buxtehude, Cima, Gibbons and Sweelinck plus some of Callum’s own compositions.
Callum Anderson is a harpsichordist and organist based in London. In 2020 he completed a Master's Degree in Historically Informed Performance at the Royal Academy of Music with a distinction, studying the harpsichord with Carole Cerasi and Brecon Baroque Festival star, James Johnstone.Callum is the Assistant Director of Music at St. Mary’s Church, Putney. He was previously the organist of St. Peter’s Church, Acton (2020-2022), and has held organ scholarships at St. Mary Redcliffe (Bristol), St. Mary's Church (Battersea) and St. Marylebone Parish Church.
Duration: 1 hour with no interval.
Tickets: £15
Brecon Baroque Festival - A Pageant of Psalms
Rachel Podger, Brecon Baroque, The English Cornett & Sackbut Ensemble and Brecon Baroque Festival Choir, directed by Julian Podger.
Pet Service 2025
Calling all creatures great and small!
Brecon Cathedral invites pets of all sizes, along with their families to give thanks to God for cherished friendships.
A wonderful opportunity to thank God for the gift of animals, and for us to ask His blessing on all that He has made.
VE Day Service to mark the 80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe
On the 8th May 1945 the Second World War came to an end in Europe. Since September 1939 Britain and her allies fought the evil tyrany of the Nazi regime. Many millions lost their lives in battle, in their homes and in concentration camps. This service pays tribute to the memory of those who died and lost loved ones. It is also a celebration of the end of the war in Europe. Of course this was not the end of the war as it went on in the Far East until August 1945 with many more losing their lives.
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