Metro Mayor to come to Midsomer Norton on Wednesday to show support for Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

By Susie Watkins

2nd Nov 2021 | Local News

Photo by corina ardeleanu on Unsplash
Photo by corina ardeleanu on Unsplash

Following the national launch of the Royal British Legion's poppy appeal, the WECA Mayor will pledge his support and urge people to back the campaign.

The Mayor will visit the Royal British Legion poppy stall at Lidl, 38-39 High St, Midsomer Norton this Wednesday, 3rd November at 3pm to meet veterans and volunteers as the Legion marks its centenary.

Dan Norris said: "I'm backing the Royal British Legion's poppy appeal 100%. Dozens of veterans and volunteers across the West of England are raising vital funds to support our armed forces communities.

"Just as they were over a century ago, our armed forces have shown this year just how indispensable they are to the nation's security, from airlifting British Nationals out of Afghanistan, to driving NHS ambulances in Wales

"During Remembrance, we honour and remember the sacrifices made by so many across our region - service men and service women, veterans and their families.

"It's so important that we recognise their heroic efforts, so I encourage to mark this year's remembrance by doing their bit, whether that's supporting the local poppy appeal, or passing on the understanding of its importance to the next generation. "

     

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