Short answer: Remembrance Sunday is Sunday 8 November 2026 and Armistice Day is Wednesday 11 November. The two-minute silence is at 11am on both. Plymouth, Exeter and Newton Abbot have published times; most other Devon towns had not when this was checked.
Remembrance Sunday is Sunday 8 November 2026. It falls on the second Sunday of November each year, which in 2026 is the 8th.
Armistice Day is Wednesday 11 November 2026 — the date itself, always the 11th whatever day it lands on. Many Devon towns hold a short service at the war memorial that morning as well as the Sunday parade.
The two-minute silence is at 11am on both days.
These are the services and parades with published 2026 times. Where a town is not listed, its arrangements had not been published when this page was checked on 3 November 2026.
Most Devon towns hold a parade and a service at the war memorial, timed so that the silence falls at 11am. Newton Abbot, the one town here that has published its times, moves off at 10.35 and begins the service at 10.45. Other towns may differ, so check rather than assume.
For the exact time, the town council is the place to look rather than a listings site. Arrangements are usually published on the council’s own page or its Facebook page in the week before, and the local Royal British Legion branch will know. We will add towns here as they confirm.
Times on this page come from Visit Plymouth, Exeter Cathedral and Newton Abbot Town Council, all read on 3 November 2026. Arrangements can change at short notice, so check with the organiser if you are travelling.