With Remembrance Sunday fast approaching, a Newport shop owner has decked her front window out as a shrine to those lost.
Tracey Stokes-Whiting, 48, runs the Handpost Florist on Stow Hill, and decided to make a statement because she believed not enough shops and organisations in the area are remembering.
The window is covered in a giant five feet cardboard poppy, a two foot cross, eight wreaths, silk poppies, photos and t-shirts.
Mrs Stokes-Whiting, whose father Godfrey Stokes served in the RAF, said: "Servicemen have done so much for us. I think a lot of people these days are quite selfish and should remember their roots and what happened in the past."
She spent all Thursday afternoon creating the display on a white and red background.
As well as selling the wreaths, Mrs Stokes-Whiting is selling poppies to raise money for the city's Poppy Appeal.
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