Watch: Stourbridge military parade 2026 remembers those fallen in conflict
The parade is in its fifth and largest year, bringing a massive community display to the town centre.
Thousands of people lined the streets of Stourbridge today (Saturday) for the town’s military vehicle parade.
The parade, which remembers those fallen in conflict, is in its fifth and largest year, bringing a massive community display to the town centre.
The event featured over 50 Second World War vehicles, including three tanks, and was a huge spectacle for the town.
It began at the top of the High Street outside Chequers at 11am led by Winston Churchill and the Shirley Pipe Band.
The parade then worked its way down through the high street.
All of the vehicles then lined up in the Lower High Street for people to look at and talk with the owners.
The event also featured a Black Country Radio stage with live 1940's entertainment and a Vera Lynn and George Formby tribute act.
The event was free for all, but there was a request for donations to the Stourbridge British Legion Poppy Appeal.
To donate visit the Royal British Legion website.
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