Thousands of people attended Armed Forces Day celebrations at Scarborough's South Bay earlier in support of military personnel.The events at St Nicholas Gardens included marching bands, air displays ...

Councillor Tony Randerson, Scarborough Borough Council Armed Forces champion and cabinet member for neighbourhoods, said: “Today has truly been a magnificent day.

On June 24 Scarborough is to host Armed Forces Day, which last year brought thousands of people to the town. Among those who came to Scarborough in 2022, was the Duke of Kent, who headed a high ...

Scarborough Armed Forces Day 2025 is sure to bring huge crowds to the North Yorkshire seaside town. The festivities will be happening between 11am and 5pm on Saturday, June 28.

Scarborough is gearing up for Armed Forces Day, which again will include large-scale military and air displays, parades, and entertainment. The North Yorkshire town will see thousands of visitors ...

On Saturday, June 24, Scarborough is to host Armed Forces Day from 11.30am to 5pm. The day brings with it a packed programme of displays, parades, band performances, live demonstrations and ...

Thousands of people from all over the country are expected to flock to the North Yorkshire coast on Saturday (June 25) for this year’s prestigious Armed Forces Day national event. Scarborough ...

The National Event to mark National Armed Forces Day 2022 is set to take place in Scarborough this Saturday (June 25) - ensuring the Yorkshire seaside town will be much busier than usual.

Scarborough will host an “even bigger and better” national event for Armed Forces Day in 2021, after plans for this year were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, a council leader has ...

Scarborough will host an “even bigger and better” national event for Armed Forces Day in 2021, after plans for this year were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, a council leader has ...

Scarborough will host an “even bigger and better” national event for Armed Forces Day in 2021, after plans for this year were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, a council leader has said.