Annual service at the Milton Keynes Rose commemorating sacrifice of young people in the First World War.
Albert French was a 16-year-old from Wolverton who tragically lost his life in World War I, a stark reminder of the immense sacrifices made by young people in times of conflict. This short commemorative service at the Milton Keynes Rose in Campbell Park honours Albert and all those like him, who gave their lives in service to their country. We remember their bravery, their youth, and their ultimate sacrifice, ensuring their legacy lives on in our hearts and memories.
All welcome to this short service on Sunday 15th June. All children must be supervised by an adult.
The Milton Keynes Rose has a flat granite surface with a metal rill around the outside and step-free access is from the Redway bridge linking Central Milton Keynes to Campbell Park.
Accessible parking is available outside MK Gallery and centre:mk multi-storey and follow the path with a gentle sloop towards the footbridge. Route to the Rose is approximately 400 meters from centre:mk on hard paths.
The nearest parking is available at centre:mk car parks (John Lewis end) and follow the Redway bridge into the park.
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