Tributes flood Neston for Remembrance Day

Neston has been paying tribute to those by flooding the town with poppies and displays.

Here are just some of the stunning displays:

This window display at The Blue Bicycle cafe was created by The Neston Flower Society.

The display shows a flood of poppies placed beautifully around a bicycle.

Window display at The Blue Bicycle (Image: The Blue Bicycle)

You can see this display at 10, The Cross, Neston, CH64 9UB.

This beautiful window display by Timeless Kitchen and Bathrooms shows a soldier, gun and cross in the middle of a pool of poppies.

Window display at Timeless (Image: Chloe Nightingale)

You can go and visit this display at 17, The Cross, Neston, CH64 9UB.

The local church, St. Mary and St. Helen's Church, placed a stunning white figure cut-out outside the building.

A cross coated in poppies has been placed next to the figures.

Tribute at St. Mary and St. Helen's Church (Image: Chloe Nightingale)

Mayor of Neston Cllr Pat Kynaston, along with Cllr Steve Wastell were also spotted paying their respect at the Church service.

Neston made sure every area of the town was covered. They even decorated their bollards through the centre of town.

The beautiful knitted poppies can be seen opposite the church and beyond. 

Vista Abode Estate Agents placed a range of beautiful photographs in their shop window for people to see.

Vista Abode's shop window (Image: Chloe Nightingale)

Neston also hosted their historic Neston Friday Market.

At the market, Andrew Brian, a piper from Warrington, played for many people leading up to the two-minute silence at 11am.

Crowds gathered to watch the piper (Image: Robert Clive)

Here is a clip of Andrew.