Parents have been urged to explain the significance of Island war memorials to their children after a tribute to people killed in the First World War was vandalised.
Youths targeted the 'Cross of Crosses' in Mooragh Park in Ramsey over Easter - it was installed in 2014 to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the war:
Lawrie Hooper is the chairman of Ramsey Town Commissioners - he says work is underway to get the memorial restored:
Anyone who made a personal dedication on one of the crosses has been asked to contact the Ramsey branch of the Royal British Legion in order to renew it.
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