From schools to community groups, people in Dacorum came together to remember fallen servicemen and women last week for Remembrance Day and Remembrance Sunday.
To commemorate this occasion and those who died, Hemel Hempstead Yarnbomb group placed woollen tributes around the town.
Our gallery takes you through some of the events that took place in the borough.
5. Remembrance display by Holtsmere End Junior School and Hemel Hempstead Yarn Bomb
The children of Holtsmere End Junior School worked in collaboration with Hemel Hempstead Yarn Bomb. Sharon Sexton said: “After seeing many amazing post box toppers, the school council wrote a personal letter to Yarn Bomb inviting them to join them in remembering the fallen the Remembrance Day. Every child in the school made a poppy and wrote a message of thanks." Photo: Sharon Sexton
6. Cenotaph march in London
St John Ambulance's National Cadet of the Year, Georgina Heron-Edmends, from Hemel Hempstead led cadets as they marched past the Cenotaph on Sunday Photo: St John Ambulance
7. Queen Consort and Georgina
Georgina met HM's Queen Consort, Camillia at the 94th opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey. Photo: St John Ambulance