Steeple Morden’s parish church has held its seventh Christmas Tree Festival, featuring displays by schoolchildren and community groups.

Royston Crow: Smarties Pre-School's entry. Picture: Michael SmithSmarties Pre-School's entry. Picture: Michael Smith (Image: Archant)

Most of the trees were displayed inside St Peter & St Paul's Church, with one - the Millennium Yew, decorated by the over 60s group - standing proud in the churchyard.

Each class in Steeple Morden Primary School produced a tree, illustrating Christmas customs in different countries. Guilden Morden Primary Academy produced 'An Up-cycled Christmas' with decorations made by the children from rubbish.

Royston Crow: Steeple Morden Primary School Year 4 class tree. Picture: Michael SmithSteeple Morden Primary School Year 4 class tree. Picture: Michael Smith (Image: Archant)

The Mordens Scout Group produced a 'Chris tin gle' tree made from tins of food to go to Jimmy's Night Shelter in Cambridge. Smarties Pre-School created a 'Nativitree' ahere were trees from the cricket club and the tennis club, church groups and others.

The festival was supported by the whole community.

Royston Crow: Mordens Scout Group entry. Picture: Michael SmithMordens Scout Group entry. Picture: Michael Smith (Image: Archant)

Royston Crow: Steeple Morden Cricket Club entry. Picture: Michael SmithSteeple Morden Cricket Club entry. Picture: Michael Smith (Image: Archant)