Recognise any familiar faces from Oswestry and border life in 2002?

This year was the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II while Diana, Princess of Wales' former butler, Paul Burrell, was cleared of stealing from the late princess' estate after it was revealed that he had told The Queen that he was keeping some of her possessions.

German anatomist Gunther von Hagens conducted a public autopsy in a London theatre; the first in Britain in more than 170 years.

40 years after the first James Bond film was made, the 20th film was released in British cinemas as Pierce Brosnan bowed out as Bond in Die Another Day after four films in seven years.

Car sales in Britain reached a record level for the second year running, now exceeding 2,500,000 for the first time ever.

The Ford Focus was Britain's best-selling car for the fourth year in a row, and Ford Motor Company retained its lead of the manufacturers for British sales, which it held since 1975.

Ford had a total of four model ranges among Britain's top 10 selling cars, for the first time since 1989. Vauxhall, Peugeot, Renault and Volkswagen also enjoyed strong sales.

Meanwhile life in Oswestry continued as ever. Recognise any familiar faces? Tag them and let them know.

TNS manager Ken McKenna receives the manager of the month award for December 2002.

Children at Oswestry Show are entertained by the Panic Circus' Punch and Judy show.

Horseman Trevor Lloyd leads 12 yr old gelding Winston as Brian Davies of Park Hall, Oswestry, guides the plough at the Denbighshire Ploughing and Hedging Society annual competitions held at Afonwen.

Flexsys Cefn Druids v Oswestry Town derby action.

Oswestry Golf Club celebrate their 100th anniversary.

The shire horses are led the main ring in the heavy horses competition at Oswestry Show.