A Victoria Cross recipient has been memorialised in his home town as part of a stunning Remembrance Day mural.
Alfred Wilkinson was awarded the prestigious honour for his bravery during the Battle of the Selle, in the First World War.
In 2018, a statue of the Leigh-born soldier was erected on the green at Pennington Wharf and he has now been painted on the side of a house in Twist Lane.
READ MORE : Greater Manchester remembers - Communities come together to honour the fallen
Street artists Kelzo and Evan Barlow spent almost two weeks completing the artwork, in time for Remembrance Day.
Local councillor John Harding, who represents the Atherleigh Ward, told the Manchester Evening News: "It's brought the town together and had a fantastic response across a number of social media pages.
"The support for it has been amazing. Kelzo and Evan Barlow have done a fantastic job of this local hero.
"It's a memorial for future generations. Although it singles out that local hero, it also represents all the fallen and is a reminder of the sacrifice given by all our armed forces members."
Fittingly, the person who lives in the house is a serving member of the RAF, according to Coun Harding.
The artwork was created with funding from Wigan Council's Brighter Borough fund.
Other local businesses such as the Leigh branch of B&Q, Rothwell Builders and Ross Roofing helped to get the mural created on time.
