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the original memorial plaques. the book will be fixed on a commissioned stand below the monuments. Target Nos : 15 to 20 volunteers 200 contributing participants All visitors to the church during the life of the Book of Remembrance 8,000 per annum on-line visitors. Unknown numbers of viewers as it ‘tours’ in the community. Tour and other activities the Book will be taken to community centres; old peoples’ homes and to outdoor and indoor events as a stimulus to material being collected including from the new of the borough and understanding of the Great War and associated issues of remembrance and visitors to the church and the borough amongst the volunteer Community History researchers; the marking of a profound centenary; a legacy in perpetuity; a Book of collated by the people of the borough to be on display at the church; community contribution to the creation of this unique archive; the promise made to those who died and those who grieved that the fallen would not be forgotten. The Fallen, full LOUGHBOROUGH PARISH CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS With thanks to: Names on the War Memorial 1914-1918 First Tablet Alfred G Aldridge - Trooper 1860 Leics Yeomanry (Trumpeter) d.7.2.1915 aged 20 1 George Henry Barradell - Private 50633 10th Cheshire Rgt, formerly 30544 Leics Rgt d.13.8.1917 2 Eric Graham Barsby - Private 240411 5th Leics Rgt d.24.12.1917 aged 20 3 Ernest John Barsby - Private 10401 6th Leics Rgt d.10.9.1915 aged 20 4 Frank Benskin - Private 10904 6th Leics Rgt d.9.6.1916 aged 24 5 Robert Birkin - Lance Corp 9th Devon Rgt d.26.10.1917 6