Due to the importance of finding Kate, this article has been added to every page of this week's news, after the initial publication date, in order to give the matter maximum exposure.

Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of missing Forest of Dean woman Kathleen Prout.

The 55-year-old, known as Kate, has not been seen since she left her home address in Redmarley on Monday, 5th November.

Mrs Prout is white, 5ft 6 tall and of medium build. Described as having a pale complexion, she has blue eyes and red, shoulder-length straight hair. She was wearing jeans and a black v-neck top when she was last seen.

Members of the public are being urged to assist in the search for Kate by reporting any sightings of her straightaway.

If you think you may have seen her, please contact Gloucestershire Constabulary on 0845 090 1234, quoting incident number 229 of 10th November.

Many hundreds of people gathered at the war memorial on the Prospect on Sunday, 11th November to remember those who gave their lives during the two world wars, or while serving their country in more recent times.

The service began with a large parade of war veterans, sea cadets, army and air cadets, Brownies and scouts. Town dignitaries and family members of those who died took part in the service, which was led by Reverend Sarah Jones,. The Mayor of Ross, Councillor Derek Bedford laid the first wreath at the war memorial.

Rockets marked the beginning and the end of the two minutes silence during this year's service. The first bang had not been anticipated by many and came as a sudden shock.

Some scenes from Sunday's service can be seen below, along with a short video film.

The short film (left) shows Sunday's Service of Remembrance.

Sunday was a windy day, so there is some noise on the sound track.

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