A knitting group has created a display for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.
Knit Your Socks Off, a group based in Slough, was honoured to create a display for the appeal, which raises money for veterans and their families.
The display, located in the Global Education Trust Bookshop in The Observatory Shopping Centre, Slough, includes a life-size 'Tommy' soldier and poppies commemorating the 314 soldiers from Slough who lost their lives in the First World War and Second World War.
The poppies were lovingly crafted by the members of Knit Your Socks Off, supported by Slough BID.
The display also features a QR code for visitors to make donations directly to the Poppy Appeal.
Sbba Siddique, co-founder of Knit Your Socks Off, said: "Wearing a red poppy was inspired by the fields of poppies that grew where many of the battles were fought.
"Remembrance Day honours those who serve to defend our democratic freedoms and our way of life, and we stand united across faiths, cultures, and backgrounds to remember the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
"Remembrance does not glorify war, and its symbol, the red poppy, is a sign of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future."
The display also includes poppies in other colours, each representing different aspects of remembrance.
The red poppy is a symbol of remembrance and hope, while the purple poppy commemorates animals that have fallen in conflict.
The black poppy represents the contribution of Black, African, and Caribbean communities to the war effort, and the white poppy promotes peace.
Knit Your Socks Off has been active since 2015 and meets monthly at the Asian Star Radio studios in Slough.
The group has over 2,500 active members on its Facebook group and organises monthly projects to create items for donation or sale to raise funds.
In the past year alone, the group has supported 30 charities, community, and voluntary groups, making and donating more than 8,500 items.
They also extend their support worldwide, including to a maternity hospital in Ukraine and Uganda, Africa.
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