'The Royal British Legion has been there for me and my family since the start':
The red wall of poppies shares the stories of veterans who have been helped by the Royal British LegionA wall of poppies featuring the stories of those who served in the armed forces has been unveiled in London.The poppy became a symbol of remembrance for those killed in World War One and is now often worn as a tribute to those still serving.
The red wall covered in paper flower tributes, dedicated to military personnel and their families, was unveiled in Hay's Galleria on Thursday.The stories of army veteran Clive Jones, Afghanistan veteran Anthony Cooper and 98-year-old D-Day veteran Bernard Morgan are shared on the wall Wearing a poppy is a "mark of respect and pride" said the veteran, adding that: "I think it's very important that you wear the poppy and donate where you can."Imogen, 11, whose father is in the Army said the RBL had introduced her to other children in a similar situation through a charity-funded choir.
Her mother Rachel said the children were "incredibly resilient", adding: "It's difficult but to be honest it's something that's just become a part of our lives."The public is invited to pick a poppy from the wall to uncover the story of someone who has helped the charity
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