At eleven o’clock on Sunday 9th November 2008, Bloxwich once more remembered it's fallen sons, and also those of the town currently engaged on active military service around the world. Down through the years a total of almost four hundred Bloxwich citizens have given their lives in the cause of freedom, with three hundred and sixteen being killed during the Great War alone.

The town's annual civic parade was followed by the reading of the names of Bloxwich's fallen, and at eleven o’clock the traditional two minutes silence was observed. Following the service, a poppy cross was placed at the cenotaph in memory of Thomas Henry Crutchley.

The following are photographs taken during and after the service.