The town fell silent with a string of events to mark Remembrance Sunday, and Armistice Day on Saturday.
People came together to pay their respects to servicemen and women with traditional silences and parades.
And a number of poppies lined the streets with messages to those who gave their lives in the line of duty.
The parade started in the Old Market Square in front of the Town Hall, in Worksop, under the direction of the Parade Marshall Rob Nash.
The Deputy Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, Alex Peace-Gadsby and the Chairman of the District Council, Councillor Debbie Merryweather, inspected the Parade whilst Worksop Miners Welfare Brass Band played music.
Grant Cullen, Branch Secretary at The Royal British Legion Worksop Branch said: “Despite the rather inclement weather the turn out, both of contingents and spectators was one of the largest in recent years, certainly since end of the covid restrictions.”
Coun Deborah Merryweather said: “It’s my honour as Chairman of the council to attend this service of remembrance. Remembrance Day services bring people together to commemorate the individuals who have given their service, and in some cases their lives, to ensure our protection and freedoms."
All pictures thanks to Ray Fielding from the Royal British Legion.
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Residents lined the streets to mark the occassion Photo: Ray Fielding Worksop British Legion
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Remembrance services, wreath layings and parades took place in Worksop and Retford in tribute to fallen service men and women Photo: Ray Fielding Worksop British Legion
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Remembrance Day services were held and wreaths laid Photo: Ray Fielding Worksop British Legion
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People turned out in huge numbers in towns and villages across Bassetlaw to remember local and national war heroes on Remembrance Day Photo: Ray Fielding Worksop RBL