The Leamington community are invited to the Pump Rooms Gardens to celebrate Armed Forces Day this June.

The free annual event will run from 11am to 3pm on 28 June.

Organiser said: "Come and join us for our Armed Forces Day Community Event in Warwick District as a thank you to current and former serving members of the Armed Forces and their families."

A staple event in the District's calendar, it builds on the success of previous years, with recognition of the Armed Forces and the contributions that allies have made in past conflicts, and continue to make and strengthen.

The event is completely free, with activities, information, performances and displays aimed at families, individuals, military enthusiasts and current and former serving members of the Armed Forces.

Visitors can expect village of stalls showcasing the military museums from Warwick, performances by Ruby Ann Sings, local military regiments, military vehicles, free children's activities including bouncy castle, trampolines and assault course, free hot dogs and ice-creams and a Sikh Langar vegetarian food (while stocks last) and a tri-service competition.

Also a flypast from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Avro Lancaster which is expected to take place around 1.44pm.

Guests can find out more about a career in the military.

The armed forces include the British Army, Royal Air Force and Royal Navy. 

Together, they're responsible for the safety and security of the UK and are involved in combat, peacekeeping and humanitarian aid.

There are hundreds of different armed forces careers, which guests can find out more about at the event.

Organisers wrote: "Come along to the event on Armed Forces Day and chat with officers from different services and backgrounds to find out more about an exciting career in the military."

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