More than £1,000 was raised for a home nursing charity at a community apple day.

The event, held on Saturday (October 26), was organised by Campden Home Nursing and Wolds End Orchard at Jecca’s House and Wolds End Orchard, in Chipping Campden.

Visitors from as far as Devon travelled to the town to take part in the event, which was filled with food and games.

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The event was held to raise money for the charity, which provides end-of-life care and bereavement support for people in the community.

A total of £1,004 was raised.

Campden Home Nursing’s new chief executive officer, Steven Marshall, said: "It was wonderful to see so many enjoying Jecca’s House and Wolds End Orchard.

"We couldn’t have done it without everyone’s support.

"It was the highlight of my first week."

There was a competition for the longest apple peel, which saw a record-breaking 235cm peel.

Fruit specialist Steve Oram also identified several different varieties of apples for visitors.

There was also a cider-tasting and an apple-crisping activity.

People could also buy tickets for a Christmas raffle, which has prizes worth more than £2,000.

Mr Marshall said: "The event was a chance for Campden Home Nursing to introduce new CEO, Steven, to the community.

"We will continue to focus on our mission of providing end-of-life care in patients’ homes, and bereavement support alongside ensuring that Jecca’s House continues to be a 'doors always open' hub for patients, carers, and their families.

"Apple Day was a resounding success, bringing our community together in celebration and support.

"Through your generosity, we raised £1,004."

He added: "Thank you to all who contributed their time, energy, and dedication to making this event possible.

"The community spirit at Jecca’s House and Wolds End Orchard has shown that, together, we truly are the core of Chipping Campden."