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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
A national day of remembrance honoured those who died serving the late Queen and country
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Dozens stood shoulder to shoulder in solidarity to honour those loved and lost in service at this year’s National Police Memorial Day held in Northern Ireland. On Sunday 25 September, all UK police officers who have given their lives in the line of duty were commemorated in a poignant ceremony at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall – the first full gathering since the covid pandemic.
Wilbraham MBE honoured and saluted Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s long and exemplary reign. “Those we commemorate at National
Police Memorial Day lost their lives as ‘servants of the Crown’, each having sworn
that, at our best, are reflected across the police service. As a person of deeply committed faith, may she rest in peace and rise in glory. “Many families of those officers who
Civic buildings throughout Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales were illuminated blue on the eve of the event, providing a powerful and stunning dedication to our fallen police officers. Welcoming attendees, National
Police Chaplain Reverend Canon David 06 | POLICE | OCTOBER 2022
“Civic buildings throughout Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales will again be illuminated blue on the eve of NPMD“
allegiance to the Monarch. The values embodied and lived out in the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II, including amongst many others, integrity, service to all, compassion, commitment to duty, loyalty, humour, courage and fortitude - qualities
have died on duty have met with our now King over the years and speak of his genuine interest, compassion and support. Grief is a universal experience that affects all of our lives, and from those who have known their own heartbreak at the personal loss of their loved ones, we extend
to His Majesty King Charles lll, and all the Royal Family, our sincere and deepest condolences and assure them of our prayers and continued loyal service.” A fanfare was sounded as a mark of respect for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
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