Here are his 12 favourite photos over the past 12 months.
1. January
This was the aftermath after a cash point in Market Harborough was blown apart in raid by thieves. The stand-alone unit in Western Avenue, near to the Royalist pub and small row of shops was targeted at around 1.30am on Wednesday, January 30. It is thought that a gas canister was used to blow open the cash point. It was not the first cash point to be targeted in the Harborough district. | jpimedia Photo: PICTURE: ANDREW CARPENTER
2. February
A fundraising evening in memory of actor Alan Rickman raised a fantastic total which has now been handed over to charity. Michael Rickman with friends Gail Jones and Peter Hales, from Leicestershire, held the spectacular fundraising ball in honour of Michaels brother, Alan, to raise funds for Pancreatic Cancer Action. The event The Purple Haze Ball on November 10 at the Big Barn in Ashley - saw over 250 members of the community attend which raised an incredible 10,500. The much-loved actor was known for his performances in Harry Potter, Love Actually, Die Hard and Robin Hood. Alan was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and devastatingly passed away from the disease just three months after his diagnosis on January 14 in 2016. | jpimedia
3. March
Students from two Market Harborough schools headed into the town centre after lessons to protest for more action to combat climate change. The students from Welland Park College and Robert Smyth Academy chose not to walk out of lessons, but instead after school ended they headed into the town centre carrying banners. The protest was part of a global day of action by young people calling for more action from governments to tackle climate change. The protesters headed to Harborough District Councils offices where they met with council leader Neil Bannister, leader of the Lib Dem opposition Cllr Phil Knowles, and Neil OBrien MP. | jpimedia Photo: PICTURE: ANDREW CARPENTER
4. April
Harborough Energy announced the official opening of a renewable solar photo-voltaic energy project a 100 kWp array installation at NBJ Joinery premises in Husbands Bosworth. | jpimedia Photo: PICTURE: ANDREW CARPENTER