Caerphilly County Borough has marked Remembrance Sunday upon the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic.
Services across the borough were cancelled, with Remembrance Sunday falling within Wales’ 17-day firebreak lockdown, which has now ended.
As a result, indoor services were not be permitted, while outdoor services were restricted to a maximum of 30 people, including organisers.
However, residents were still able to pay their respects by laying wreaths at cenotaphs and memorials.
A two-minute silence was held at 11am on Remembrance Sunday (November 8), with many people standing at their doorsteps to take part.
Ty Iscoed resident Myra with a Remembrance Day message 
Ty Clyd resident Gaz standing next to a Remembrance mural 
Ty Iscoed resident Bernard with a Remembrance message 
A model depicting a soldier in the trenches has been created at Ty Iscoed residential home in Newbridge 
Ty Iscoed resident Harry with a giant poppy 
Ty Iscoed resident Joan with her Remembrance message
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