Tintwistle's annual scarecrow competition finishes on Sunday and, according to organiser and parish councillor Shaun Grace, the turn-out has been 'brilliant'.
This year’s theme is key workers and, as usual, villagers have let their imaginations run riot.
Shaun said: “All money raised will go to Glossopdale Foodbank and Haywill Animal Sanctuary. Food for the people and animals at this difficult time.”
The scarecrows are scattered outside homes and shops on pieces of land across Tintwistle.
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