Parades

Time*	Activity	Location
10.30am start Arriving in New Road at 11.15am	1st Battalion Princess of Wales Royal Regiment (1PWRR) Freedom of the City Parade and Inspection	The march will start from the Peace Statue, Hove and travel along the A259, turn left into West Street, right into North Street and left into New Road where the Regimental Inspection will take place
11.50am	Veterans/Cadets Parade and inspection (Veterans are welcome to take part in the parade – please muster at 11am in Jubilee Street)	New Road

*Timings are approximate

Unitarian Church, New Road Programme of events

Time	Activity	Speakers
10am	View: Chattri Exhibition	Tom Donovan, Local Military Historian Kevin Bacon, Royal Pavilion & Museum Davinder Dhillon, Chair of the Chattri Memorial Group
10.30am	Talk: How India became involved in the First World War; why some of these soldiers came to be hospitalised in Brighton, particularly in the Royal Pavilion; and a short history of the Chattri Memorial
2pm	Readings: Letters written by the Indian soldiers who were hospitalised in Brighton during the First World War	Readings by local residents
	Performance: An extract from a play entitled “Killed” documenting the experiences of a young man sent to the trenches. Themes include the women left behind; their fight for change at that time and the responsibilities of the Generals	Year 10 students Dorothy Stringer School
	Talk: Experiences of the nurses who tended to the wounded at the trenches on the Western Front	Sarah Tobias, Local History Lecturer