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The Isle of Man is being invited to say goodbye to its most famous resident.
Sir Norman Wisdom died in a Ballasalla nursing home at the age of 95 on Monday evening, sparking tributes from around the world.
His funeral will be held later this month, and could bring Douglas to a standstill as his cortege travels along the promenade.
Although his family and friends will be holding a private burial ceremony, a spokesman says the whole Island is welcome to attend a service and reception.
Mourners will be able to pay their respects to Sir Norman on Friday, October 22.
A horse-drawn hearse will leave the Onchan end of Douglas promenade at 1.35pm, before travelling into the town centre.
There will then be a service at St George's Church starting at 2pm, followed by a reception to be held at Sir Norman's Bar, at the Sefton Hotel.
Both the service and reception will be open to the public.
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