Cambs Times online reported on 6/7/2020 that a memorial was being planned for the crash-site of the aircraft. Under the headline: 'Memorial at HMP Whitemoor planned to remember plane crash victims during Second World War', mention was made that an avenue of 10 trees would be provided by the Ministry of Justice, with 9 of the trees having a plaque inscribed with the details of each casualty, and the 10th plaque inscribed with the 115 Squadron's badge and motto. https://www.cambstimes.co.uk/news/cambridgeshire-prison-plans-to-unveil-war-memorial-4915082

Peterborough Today online, Thursday 19/8/2021, reported details of the dedication service that had taken place the previous day. That report opened: 'On 24 November 1941 a Vickers Wellington bomber (Z8863) of No 115 Squadron from RAF Marham crashed approximately two miles outside March in Cambridgeshire with the loss of the entire crew. The crash site sits within a nature reserve owned by the Ministry of Justice as part of the HMP Whitemoor estate. The history of the site was bought to the prison’s attention by Andrew Wood, a worker with Government Facility Services Limited (GFSL). Together with Senior Site Manager Mark Twiddy, the team from GFSL designed and built a special memorial to the crew of Z8863. Using reclaimed and unused materials, and with the GFSL team working in their own time, the memorial was completed at no cost to the taxpayer. Yesterday a service was held to mark the opening of the memorial...' (The report also stated that a delegation from RAF Wittering attended the service, along with local townsfolk/dignitaries and prison staff, that the service was taken by RAF Wittering Chaplain, Reverend Squadron Leader Andrew Tucker, with contributions from Reverend Andrew Smith of St Peter’s Church, March, Father Jacob Cheriyan, Roman Catholic Chaplain at HMP Whitemoor, and that words of thanks were given by Martyn Phillips, a relative of crewmember Sgt Henry O’Shea; the last post was played by Prison Officer Terry Knight). https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/people/service-pays-tribute-to-raf-bomber-crew-who-died-in-war-crash-near-peterborough-3351412?page=2

Further information about the construction of the memorial and details of the nine men who died in the crash (including 3 groundcrew who were aboard) can be found at https://115squadron-raf.be/New faces 2020/new faces 2020.html and https://115squadron-raf.be/crews/Wellington Mk IC - Z8863 - KO-G.html