Norman Parker is exhibiting at the Rural Life Museum   more »

John Smart rehearsing for this Friday's recital in Holy Trinity   more »

Fascinating. The changes there haeve been in medical provision in Street are huge, and they haven't finished yet. Dr Merrick told the Street Society   more »

Two of the Walton audience who seemed to be enjoying reliving the war years.   more »

Some of the capacity audience in Walton Village Hall sitting at the tables where they enjoyed fish and chips during the interval of the Forties Evening.   more »

Posing for the photographer is a quartet straight out of the Forties.   more »

The photographer photographed - the man who gives us odd angles and people as seen in a distorting mirror in the Gazette is at the Walton Forties Evening snapping away.   more »

Ian Richards at the piano for the Forties Evening in Walton Village Hall.   more »

Fifty seven shoe-boxes were filled with Christmas goodies by the people of Street Mission Church and Parish Church and are being sent to children in Romania as we speak.   more »

Lawrence Housman's home, Longmeadow, from the Clothier field.   more »

How's that for a porch!   more »

Another successful new Overleigh building is this, by Overleigh House.   more »

How the new house looks now. What was once The Pepperpot in Overleigh   more »

A new owner is having work done on the house and outbuildings of Overleigh Farm.   more »

Birds on the cherry-plum tree.   more »

November sky above Overleigh.   more »

Firemen waiting with their wreath.   more »

Coming over the horizon   more »

Some of the band   more »

Standards on the march   more »

Poppy wreaths   more »

Sea cadets   more »

Air cadets   more »

St John's Ambulance Brigade.   more »

Beavers   more »

Rainbow Guides   more »

Brownie Guides.   more »

Standards by the memorial.   more »

The dulcimer. It played 'Wooden heart'   more »

Cornets in the park.   more »

Drums in the park.   more »

Bandsmen in the park.   more »

Medals worn with pride.    more »

The ceremony at the War Memorial   more »

Some of those waiting   more »

Drummers in the Park. 

The procession to the War Memorial waits in Merriman Road. The band took up a position just beyond the park gates, while the others filed through to take their places in the park. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Marriman Park. Scouts. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Merriman Park. The youngest Guides. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Merriman Park. Guides. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Merriman Park. Sea cadets of the Glastonbury and Street branch. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Merriman Park. The youngest Scouts. 

Part of the procession to the War Memorial in Merriman Park. 

Drums and standards approach Merriman Park. The procession formed up at the British Legion headquarters in Farm Road and marched along the High Street, turning up Vestry Road towards the War Memorial.  

The drum major and drummers passing the Old Rectory. 

Here comes the band! The various organisations met at the British Legion headquarters in Farm Road and marched behind the band along the High Street. They turned south into Vestry Road and spectators waiting near Merriman Park heard the bugles and then saw banners and heads appearing over the brow of the hill. 

The trouble with living almost on the spot, in Street, is that you get blase about the carnival just on the doorstep in Glastonbury.   more »

It was a refreshing change. This lady told me on Sunday, "Street is a good village to live in. There's so much going on."   more »

I am writing on behalf of the South West Regional Development Agency to invite you   more »

We will be in touch with the stakeholder group initially to organise a meeting and you will all be notified in advance of the exhibition dates.    more »