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  Commonwealth War Graves Commission (National): War Graves Commission honours the fallen of India
  Press Release • Sep 07, 2010 12:32 BST
  At midday on Sunday 26 September, a new war memorial, built by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, will be unveiled in Sussex, paying tribute to some of the one and half million Indian soldiers who fought for the British Empire during the First World War.
  For further information, please contact the Commission's PR & Media Manager Ranald Leask on 01628 507204 or 07887 860541 or ranald.leask@cwgc.org
  The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is responsible for marking and maintaining the graves of those members of the Commonwealth forces who died during the two world wars; for building and maintaining memorials to the dead whose graves are unknown and for providing records and registers of these 1.7 million burials and commemorations found in most countries throughout the world. For more information visit www.cwgc.org
  2. High quality photographs of workmen installing the new memorial can be downloaded here:www.flickr.com/photos/cwgc Broadcasters can request HD footage of the installation by e-mailing ranald.leask@cwgc.org Radio interviews with a Commission spokesman can be conducted via the Commission's in-house ISDN line.
  3. Media planning to attend the unveiling on 26 September should note the event begins at 12 noon. Vehicles, which are not usually able to park near the Memorial, will be able to do so for this event.
  If coming into Brighton via the M23/A23 from London you will find there is a roundabout at the end of this dual carriageway, on the outskirts of Brighton Junction of the A23 and A27). At this point keep in the left-hand lanes (signposted towards Lewes). Proceed up the curving slip road, getting into the middle lane - to the mini roundabout at the top: go straight over, crossing over the Brighton by-pass (A27) to another mini roundabout, again cross straight over into Braypool Lane (the Chattri is signposted here) - bear right up the minor road for 50 yards or so then left up the lane for 400 yards then into the field where indicated and follow the track to the Chattri.
  If you are coming from Brighton you go to the same roundabout as mentioned above (Junction of A23 and A27), bear right here up slip road and straight over two mini roundabouts into Braypool Lane, then right up the hill for 50 yards, left turn up the lane then into the field where indicated and follow the track to the Chattri.