Hundreds of people took part in the Rolling Thunder motorbikedisplay, which rode through the town on Saturday afternoon and aimed to raise awareness of veterans’ mental health, as well as money to support those in need.
Veterans travelled from across the country to take part in the procession and show their backing for the cause.
Launched to raise awareness of the difficulities experienced by a number of armed forces veterans, the Rolling Thunder bike movement’s parade moved along Seaham seafront taking in the town’s war memorial and the famous Tommy statue, created by Ray Lonsdale, before a short service of Remembrance.
9. Roll up
The motorbike procession comes to an end at Terrace Green ahead of the service. Photo: Kevin Brady
10. Watching on
The striking display attracted support from veterans and bikers across the country. Photo: Kevin Brady
11. They've arrived
The event was billed as the North East’s largest bike meet. More than 300 people took part. Photo: Kevin Brady
12. Here for you
The procession was led by local bikers, Eights and Aces. Photo: Kevin Brady