11am on Armistice Day, 11 November, marks the moment World War I came to an end.
Across the whole of the UK, we took time to remember. To recall the brave sacrifices of those who lost their lives, finding courage during moments of unthinkable danger.
Stations across the country fell silent, remembering those who had given their lives in to protect ours in times of conflict.
On the Routes of Remembrance, organised by the Veterans Charity, many staff from regional Rail Operating Companies joined others remembering the brave soldiers who have protected our country.
They included Greater Anglia:
And East Midlands Railway
Alex Hynes, managing director of Scotland’s Railway was one of many representing the industry as the country fell silent.
And businesses across the sector, serving passenger and freight, stopped to pay their respects as a whole.
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