Remembrance services today honour those who died in the war

Sunday, 10 November 2024 05:55

Remembrance services are taking place around the Island today.

In Onchan, there'll be a service at St Peter's Church from 9.55am.

Michael Parish Church hosts its service today with refreshments in Michael Community Civic Centre from 11.45am.

In the capital, Douglas City Council's annual service takes place at 10am at St Thomas' Church before a ceremony at the War Memorial on Douglas Promenade.

A parade will form at Market Hill at 9.15am, setting off at 9.20am

In Castletown, a parade will leave the Town Hall at 940.am before a service in Arbory St Methodist Church at 10am.

Those wishing to take part should arrive at 9.15am.

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