D-DAY veterans from the district are being given the chance to take part in free tours to Normandy to pay their respects to fallen comrades.
Remembrance Travel – an arm of the Royal British Legion – is organising the trips, funded by the Treasury from Libor fines imposed on banks.
Veterans can return, with a family member or carer, for a six-night visit.
The tours – which take place over the next three months and in September – will include the beaches, cemeteries and memorials.
Parties will be accompanied by a medic and Royal British Legion guide.
Departures are from London and Eurotunnel travel, accommodation and the site visits will be included.
Nichola Rowlands-Smith, for Remembrance Travel, said: "We have organised a number of group tours to Normandy for D-Day veterans and they have proved a very moving experience for all.
"It has been wonderful to offer these brave elderly men a chance to revisit the battlefield and to share their experiences with friends and family.
"We're looking to the general public to help us find every single living D-Day veteran.
"There's no database of Normandy veterans, so we are relying on people – whether that be a grandchild, neighbour or carer – to spread the word."
Visit arenatravel.com/journeysofremembrance or call 01473 660800 for more details.
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