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The PWSTS WW2 Memorial Plaque dedication service will be held at the Holy Trinity church, Ingham  11:00 hrs onSunday 20th May 2007. During the service the PWSTS WW2 Memorial plaque will be unveiled by Mr Al Robertson.

Immediately after the service the PWSTS Commemorative Plaque will be unveiled at Ingham Old Hall by Captain John Sail MNI National Chairman Merchant Navy Association and Patron of the PWSTS Society.

On conclusion we will retire to Ingham Village Hall for refreshments and a small PWSTS exhibition. The Village Hall will be open from 09:30 hrs for anyone requiring tea/coffee or the toilet. Full details will be published soon.

If you would like to come to the dedication service and unveiling ceremony please let us know by using the contact section on the main web site. Satellite Navigation users the postcode for Ingham Village Hall is NR12 9TD and Ingham Old Hall is NR12 0TW.
All PWSTS boys and their families are invited. We expect interest from the local media and maritime organisations. Standard bearers from other associations are most welcome. The Holy Trinity Church is situated right next door to Ingham Old Hall. More information will soon follow. Please let us know if you require wheelchair access.  List of those attending to date Background: Thanks to the combined efforts of the Church Warden at Ingham, the British and International Sailor's Society, English Heritage and the Seafarers Centre at Dover, on the 10th January 2007 our faculty application was approved. This has been a lengthy process partly because the proposed location is an ancient doorway alcove.

In the meantime we would like to raise a donation to the church which will assist in refurbishment in time for the service. Reverend David Potterton, Principle Chaplin for the British and International Sailor's Society will conduct the dedication service.



-- Edited by Andy Gale at 14:22, 2007-04-24

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The PWSTS WW2 Memorial Plaque service of remembrance will be held at the Holy Trinity church Ingham at 11:00 hrs onSunday 20th May 2007. All PWSTS boys, their families and local residents are invited.
Ingham Village Hall will be open from 09:30 hrs. There will be tea/coffee and toilet facilities available. This will be an ideal place to meet before the service. All PWSTS boys attending will be issued name badges to help with recognition and to assist the media. Please collect your name badge from the village hall before going to the church.
All Standard Bearers, PWSTS boys and anyone else wishing to march will muster at the village hall at 10:30
hrs. Don't worry it's only a four minute march to the church. Our Parade Master is David Breir of the Royal British Legion. Medals and badges may be worn.

At the church you will be issued with a commemorative service sheet. Immediately after the church service the
PWSTS Commemorative Plaque will be unveiled at Ingham Old Hall by Captain John Sail
MNI National Chairman Merchant Navy Association and Patron of the PWSTS Society.

On completion we will return to Ingham Village Hall for refreshments plus a small PWSTS exhibition (the exhibition location might be changed to the church). Some photographs and exhibits have already been supplied but please feel free to bring along anything which concerns your time at Ingham.

If you would like to come to the remembrance service please let us know by email or by downloading and completing an application form [word.doc or pdf.doc]. Please also feel free to contact us by telephone (01980) 676256.
Satellite Navigation users may wish to know that the postcode for Ingham Village Hall is NR12 9TD and Ingham Old Hall is NR12 0TW. Furthermore if you click here you can view a map showing the location of the church, village hall and Ingham Old Hall.

If you are arriving on the Saturday your assistance in setting up would be appreciated at the village hall at around 16:00 hrs


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