Every year on the Monday after the official Salford Sunday Remembrance events, there is a special service for local coal miners and workers who died in WW1, the so-called Great War.
Organised by local trade union, this year's service will be held on Monday 11th November, assembling at 10:45am for two minutes silence at 11am, at the Miners Memorial at the top of Agecroft Road and at the corner of Bolton Road.
"As a former miner who worked in the pits in the Irwell Valley, I'm very honoured to remember our fallen comrades in the Great War of 1914 to 1918" says former Agecroft miner, Ivor Kelly.
The Agecroft memorial service is just one of many all around Salford this week, as the city remembers its sons who fought to preserve freedom in our country and beyond...
For further details of Sunday Remembrance Services and parades see previous Salford Star articles – click here and click here