Yesterday, at 11am, Agecroft fell silent as members of the Greater Manchester Fire Service, Salford Trades Council and members of the public observed two minutes silence to remember the fallen from World War 1.
The service at the war memorial at the top of Agecroft Road and organised by the Fire Brigades Union and Salford TUC, was well attended as wreaths were laid by fire brigades officers, the families of servicemen and ex-Agecroft miners...
"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" said former Agecroft miner, Ivor Kelly.
The Agecroft memorial service was just one of many all around Salford this week, as the city remembered its sons who fought to preserve freedom in our country and beyond...
Photos by Greater Manchester Fire Service, John Catterall and Salford Star