A group of locals held a special ceremony to salute the Pakefield men who died during the First World War.

Back in May, a group of regulars at The Oddfellows pub on Nightingale Road, Pakefield, travelled to France and Belgium to seek out the sites where the men are honoured.

Led by Dr John Greenacre, an ex-major in the Army Air Corps, the group visited cemeteries where the soldiers are buried or have their names commemorated.

John Turley, who served in the Royal Military Police, said: 'We spent four days touring the cemeteries, searching out the names of Pakefield men who didn't return from war.

'On our return we wanted to host our own commemoration and decided to hold a ceremony on Armistice Day to remember them.'

Mr Greenacre read out the names and ages of the personnel on the memorial, before bugler David Brooks sounded the last post and two minutes' silence was observed. A wreath was also laid by the group.