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Free train travel for Armed Forces on Remembrance Sunday

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Greater Anglia is offering free travel to military personnel and veterans attending official Remembrance Day services on 10 November. The offer includes travel to London for the Cenotaph service and local ceremonies across the region.

The big picture: The train operator is continuing its tradition of supporting Armed Forces personnel and veterans by providing free rail travel to Remembrance services.

Why it matters: The scheme helps ensure those who serve or have served can attend important commemoration events.

  • It includes special provisions for children who have lost parents in military service

  • The offer covers both London and local ceremonies

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Greater Anglia Lest We Forget liveryGreater Anglia

For the London Cenotaph service:

  • Travel free to London on either 9 or 10 November

  • Return journeys must be made on 10 November

  • Valid from any Greater Anglia station to London terminals

For local ceremonies:

  • Free return travel on 10 November only

  • Must be attending an official ceremony

Eligible ID includes:

  • Military personnel in uniform

  • MOD90 identity card

  • Veterans Railcard

  • Veterans Oyster card

  • Ministry of Defence Veterans ID

  • Proof of military pension

Special arrangements: Children registered with Scotty's Little Soldiers, a charity supporting bereaved military families, can also travel free to London between 8-11 November.

The bottom line: Those planning to attend ceremonies should check train times in advance and ensure they have the required identification to claim free travel.

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Missing person alert issued for Ipswich man

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Suffolk Police are seeking public assistance to locate 38-year-old Ipswich man Dale Davidson who disappeared this morning.

Dale Davidson
Dale DavidsonSuffolk Constabulary

Dale was wearing navy blue jogging bottoms with white stripe and a blue coat with a fur hood when he went missing. He was last seen leaving his home address in Ipswich at around 7am.

Anyone who has seen Dale or knows of his whereabouts is asked to contact Suffolk Police on 101.

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