A handy map and timetable for Scarborough's National Armed Forces Day event has been released.
The downloadable guide contains a full run down of the anticipated timings for Armed Forces Day on Saturday June 25th along with a map showing where in the town the different activities will be taking place.
The Tri-Service village will be located on the West Pier with a number of activities taking place on south Bay beach next to the lifeboat house.
A formal area where a number of parades and official events will take place is located further along Foreshore with the landing zone for the RAF falcons Parachute Display team set to be on the beach near to the cliff lift.
Vintage military vehicles will be on display on Sandside with a range of Military Charity and Welfare stalls set out along Foreshore.
Royal Navy vessels will be appearing in the south bay.
Scarborough Spa will be hosting a E-Sports event and The band of Her Majesty's Royal Marine Collingwood.
Marine Drive will be home to the military villages, with one from the RAF, The Army and the Navy.

The guide also contains the anticipated running order for the days events

The guide can be printed or downloaded to mobile devices here


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