Memorial services and celebrations were held across Oxfordshire on Thursday marking 80 years since VE Day.
Hundreds of people took part in processions, parades, afternoon teas and concerts throughout the day.
A two-minute silence at midday marked the anniversary of the end of the war in Europe and, after dark, beacons were lit across the UK.
In Witney, people danced in the street while in Chipping Norton residents joined in singing at an afternoon tea at the town hall.
Banbury Town CouncilThe centre of Banbury was transformed into a street party for VE DayBicester Town CouncilMilitary enthusiasts brought their vehicles along to Bicester's VE Day eventsThame Town CouncilThame's entertainment came in the form of Ross Hardman and the Thame Concert BandWitney Town CouncilWitney's town crier Jean Postlethwaite-Dixon announced the nation's official cry from a window in the Corn Exchange Bicester Town CouncilBicester Town Council hosted events at Garth Park including a military parade and musicChipping Norton Town CouncilChipping Norton Town Council hosted a series of "sing-song" events and afternoon tea at the town hallPeople danced in the street outside Witney's Corn Exchange
