Calendar Mytholmroyd

Eleven months ago to the day, the village of Mytholmroyd, near Hebden Bridge, was virtually destroyed, left under several feet of water in the Boxing Day floods.

But it was time to celebrate at the Christmas market and lights switch-on - to the beat of two very different musical genres.

The crowds were entertained by the wild and wacky Mr Wilson's Second Liners with their upbeat dance tracks (above) - and the more traditional music of Hebden Bridge Brass Band (below).

They are flatmates in Rio - and this afternoon Kadeena Cox, from Leeds, and Karen Darke, from Mytholmroyd, are celebrating after both won Gold medals on day seven of the Paralympics.

Their wins see Great Britain surpassing the London 2012 total. ParalympicsGB now have 37 golds, improving on 34 four years ago.

Kadeena, 25, set a world record of one minute 0.71 seconds to win the T38 400m, having won gold in track cycling's C4-5 last week. And Karen, 45, took the H1-3 time trial title.

Her father, Mike, back in Mytholmroyd said simply: "Great. She deserves it!"