The government’s appealing for people to stop what they’re doing and observe two minutes of silence next week.
The Chief Secretary’s Office says the act of remembrance will take place on Monday, November 11 at 11am.
It’s asking motorists to pull over and turn off their engines during the silence if it’s safe to do so.
The Island’s national service of remembrance will take place at the Royal Chapel in St John’s a week on Sunday, November 10.
£4 million needed to address critical building and infrastructure issues at RDCH
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'Leave your sausage at home' this TT
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TT electronic flag system being tested tomorrow morning
Public don't need to take any action during exercise
Two Island roads reopen following diesel spills
Both the Mountain Road and the A1 between Union Mills and Ballacraine were shut for a time
Car dealer raises more than £26,000 for Rebecca House
Van Mossel Jacksons has supported the charity since 2022