A Ramsey soldier is to be remembered on the 100th anniversary of the day he was killed in action in France.
Bombardier Thomas Arthur Caine joined the army at the start of World War I and served with the Royal Field Artillery, earning a Military Medal for bravery under fire.
On June 1st Ramsey Commissioners and the Ramsey branch of the British Legion will hold a special service to commemorate his life at the town's war memorial.
They'll place a cross in his memory - and have invited any of his surviving relatives to attend.
Sam Barks to present radio show
Hospital sees nearly 300,000 calls over past year
Police tackle school parking offender on first day back
Middle gets pre-election requisition meeting
Anyone can make parking discs - but only the DOI's are legal
Douglas hotel's football sign could be worth £15k
Douglas church becomes House of Dog
Manx mums relate to Paris's school holidays feelings
