Care home residents and staff created a spectacular poppy display for a Remembrance coffee morning.
Residents of CKH Care's Kingfisher Court in Stanground, along with relatives, visitors, and staff, have spent months preparing the display.
The elaborate display was created for their fundraising coffee morning on Armistice Day on November 11.
The extra care community's reception area is now home to a Spitfire made of poppies, as well as a poppy cascade.
Community creates spectacular poppy display to remember those lost in war (Image: Supplied)
The display also extends to the trees outside the building.
The poppies were knitted and crocheted by people across the community, with many crafted from recycled materials.
The coffee morning will be held to remember those who were lost in war and to raise funds for the Royal British Legion.
Kingfisher Court Peterborough creates spectacular poppy display (Image: Supplied)
CKH chief executive, Claire Higgins, said: "This spectacular display is so important to so many of the residents at Kingfisher Court, as they remember those they have lost in war.
"I am very proud of the residents who have co-ordinated this fantastic poignant display and the fundraising activities that have made it a reality."
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