North Devon Girds Up to Mark 80 Years Since World War Two’s End

North Devon prepares to commemorate the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end with events and community celebrations.

North Devon Girds Up to Mark 80 Years Since World War Two’s End
North Devon Girds Up to Mark 80 Years Since World War Two’s End

People in North Devon should celebrate. They will mark 80 years since World War II ended. The Department for Culture leads national events. Expect big UK celebrations.

A military parade will happen. Planes will fly overhead. Street parties occur on May 5. Remembrance happens May 8 at Westminster Abbey. A service marks VJ Day on August 15. It’s at the National Memorial Arboretum.

North Devon Council wants everyone to join. They want parties, displays, and learning activities. Local groups, shops, and schools should participate. David Clayton talks about honoring wartime heroes.

He says people should share old stories. He wants everyone to join this big event. You can host a party! Do it on May 5 like in 1945.

Find help and details on the government site. It’s ve-vjday80.gov.uk. The National Lottery may give money. It helps local war projects. The Imperial War Museum wants war stories.

They have a project called ‘Letters to Loved Ones.’ Devon County Council helps with street parties. Their website offers advice. Visit ve-vjday80.gov.uk for more ways to join.

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