Haddington's Garden of Remembrance to remain in place

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A GARDEN of Remembrance will remain in Haddington over the festive period.

St Mary’s Pleasance Garden in the centre of the town was used as a Garden of Remembrance in the lead-up to Armistice Day.

Small wooden crosses with a poppy were planted by visitors to commemorate loved ones who served their country in the armed services or other capacities.

Poppyscotland provided the crosses and a collection tin/card reader/QR code to allow people to make a donation.

Now, it has been confirmed that the Garden of Remembrance will remain in place “until at least Christmas and beyond”.

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