An Open Door event was planned for local children. The photograph shows (from top) Rebecca Sumner, Amie Shrehorn and Simon Darrant, all from Parkside Primary School.

A demonstration of replica medieval instrument making at the church during the town’s festival. The photograph shows David Mountford

Michael Haywood used recycled ironwork to build new gates for the Norman church.

An exhibition of medieval music and crafts was held to raise funds for the organ. The photograph shows Spencer Harding (right), his wife Joyce (front centre) and Joan Eley.

Restoration work needed following dry rot. Sir Christopher Wren and Walter Chetwynd are mentioned, and the photograph shows Reverend John Gear.

Children’s television presenter Tommy Boyd visited the park to open new reptile house and a dodgem track. The photograph shows him holding Sheena, a golden python.

The photograph shows four Gold Duke of Edinburgh award winners (from left) Rachel Moseley, Claire Geoghegan, Rachel Lawrence, Mark Mincher-Lockett.

The block was knocked down to make way for new home. The photograph shows Councillor Bernard Hession in front of the partially demolished building.

Staff dressed up, and there was a competition for the ward with the best Christmas decorations. The photograph shows (from left) Sian Howe, Tendai Ruzane, Lian Wolfe and Susan Denver in fancy dress.

People lined the street to welcome the regiment when it exercised its Freedom of the Borough, with Mayor Andrew Compton taking the salute. The Gulf War is mentioned.