A VETERANS' group which has been supporting former and serving armed forces personnel in Cumnock for almost a decade received backing for its annual Remembrance wreath ahead of this year's commemorations.
The Cumnock Armed Forces and Veterans Breakfast Club announced that RAD Hotel Group had agreed to sponsor the wreath laid at Sunday's Remembrance service in Cumnock Cemetery.
Club members recently met at the 1906 Restaurant, where the wreath was presented by staff before the ceremony.
The breakfast club was founded eight years ago by local veteran Barbara Goudie-Bradford following retirement after 24 years in the armed forces.
The group was established to provide support and companionship for veterans and serving personnel in an area where there were few dedicated services available.
Since then, the club has become a regular meeting point for former and current members of the armed forces, helping veterans adjust to civilian life and connect with others who share similar experiences.
The group meets on the last Saturday of every month at 10am in the 1906 Restaurant and is open to serving personnel, veterans, their families and carers.
Club organisers thanked RAD Hotel Group for its continued support, noting that the business has welcomed the group since its formation and has continued to provide a meeting place for members and their families.
The next breakfast club meeting will take place on Saturday, November 28.
Organisers said everyone pays for their own food and drinks, while membership remains free for those who have served in the armed forces.
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