Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday march: timings and route

Time Out has set out the timings and route for Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, the country's largest service of its kind. More than 10,000 veterans and loved ones of veterans will march through central London on Sunday morning. Senior politicians, royal family members and Commonwealth and faith representatives will lay wreaths, and thousands of members of the public are expected to watch.

According to the government website, detachments form up at 10.30am and proceed toward the Cenotaph at 10.50am. The march past begins at 11.25am, following the service. The parade assembles at Horse Guards Parade and moves through Horse Guards Arch toward Whitehall. After the two-minute silence, it goes down Whitehall past the Cenotaph, turns onto Great George Street and finishes on Horse Guards Road, where a member of the royal family takes the salute.

Members of the public can watch from the pavements along Whitehall and Parliament Street. Whitehall opens from 8am, and it fills up quickly. Video screens will show the service near the Green, outside Dover House and on the corner of King Charles Street. The service is live on BBC One from 10.15am to 12.40pm. Great George Street will be closed all day, and nearby Tube stations, though open, are expected to be particularly busy before and after the service.