TfL Wreath at the Service of Remembrance
"Reg M" wrote in message
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On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:29:29 -0000, "Paul Scott"
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"Ian Jelf" wrote in message
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Looking at a recording of today's Service of Remembrance at the
Cenotaph,
it appeared to me that the wreath laid on behalf of Transport for London
wasn't in the "Roundel" shape I seem to recall it being in previous
years.
Was I correct in my observations and - if so - does anyone know the
reason
for the change?
I always thought it an especially appropriate and moving shape for a
such
a tribute.
Surely the wreath represents London Buses, not TfL?
Paul
I recall Paul that the right for LT to march past the Cenotaph and lay
a wreath was because of the bus drivers who had gone to France in the
course of the First World War to drive London buses, the B types, as
troop transports.
Thats my understanding also.
Paul S
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