The Warsop Poppy Gang consists of volunteers who decorate the parish with a military-themed display each November for Remembrance Day.
The group is run by volunteers and has been funded through donations from businesses and supporters for over a decade.
Susan Dennis, one of the main organisers, collaborates with fellow volunteers to bring the display to life.
She said that it requires months of planning and organising, but the outcome is always rewarding.
She added: “We are proud of our new additions and believe it is so important to continue this tradition, as we pay our respects as a community.”
Take a closer look at this year’s touching tribute…
5. Military display
Military vehicle outlines can be found along the A60, between Church Warsop and Spion Kop. Photo: Brian Eyre
6. Research
Extensive research has been conducted to gather information about the names on the cenotaph, as the group shares the soldiers' stories along the roadside in Warsop. Photo: Brian Eyre
7. Residents remember
Since the display was set up last month, residents have been admiring the artwork and paying their respects. Photo: Brian Eyre
8. New feature
A new display addition features a soldier receiving a poppy from children. Photo: Brian Eyre