Young people in a Pembrokeshire seaside town paid tribute to those who have lost their lives in war in a moving ceremony today, Saturday, November 10.

Gathered from youth organisations, they had created their own painted pebbles as part of Tenby’s Poppy Trail.

(Image: Gareth Davies Photography) The well-attended event at St Mary's Church began with a short service was conducted by the Rev Steve Brett where he talked about what the poppy resembles.

(Image: Gareth Davies Photography) Erin Morgan, town crier and Tenby Girl Guide leader, then read a poem with great sensitivity.

This was followed by a procession to the gardens of tranquillity for the blessing and placement of the pebbles and minute’s silence.

(Image: Gareth Davies Photography) Cllr Sam Skyrme-Blackhall who organised the trail said: "It was an honour and a privilege to see so many young people attend this morning, this is now an annual event.

(Image: Gareth Davies Photography)

“I think it is important that the youth have their own opportunity to pay their own respects and remember.

(Image: Gareth Davies Photography) “Thank you to Tenby Sea Cadets, Brownies, Guides and Army Cadets for all your support, and a huge thank you to Shane Roberts and team of Tenby Royal British Legion and their new wonderful Poppy mascot.”