British Legion Pay Tribute To Fallen

The British Legion convenes at Western Supermare for its annual conference. A wreath is laid at the War Memorial by Lady Haig. Following this, a large gathering participates in a religious ceremony and hymn singing on the sands. The event concludes with a march past by Legion members, where the Marquess of Bath takes the salute in place of the absent Prince George, accompanied by Lady Haig.

Where does the British Legion gather for its annual conference?

• Edinburgh

• Western Supermare

• London

• Manchester

Who lays a wreath at the War Memorial during the conference?

• The Queen

• Prince George

• The Marquess of Bath

• Lady Haig

What activity takes place on the sands after the wreath laying?

• A military parade

• A religious ceremony and hymn singing

• A picnic

• A sports event

Who was originally supposed to attend the march past?

• Prince George

• Lady Haig

• The Prime Minister

• The Marquess of Bath

Who takes the salute during the march past?

• The Duke of Edinburgh

• Prince George

• The Marquess of Bath

• Lady Haig