the 2011 Sculpture Trail, the village, with assistance from the Bishop of Norwich, performed “A Mighty Water”. This Mystery Play, based on the story of Noah, was commissioned from internationally renowned story teller, Hugh Lupton. In May and June 2014, Bergh Apton was joined by inhabitants of 11 neighbouring villages to perform a Cycle of four Mystery Plays based on the Bible stories in the Legend of the Rood, also commissioned from Hugh Lupton. War Memorial Both World Wars took an enormous toll upon the population of Bergh Apton with twenty villagers dying in the First World War alone. Their names are recorded on the memorial located in St. Peter and St. Paul's Churchyard, which was rededicated in May 2007 to include even more men who were associated with the village. The fallen for the First World War are listed as: Corporal John A. Boggis, MM (1881-1918), 9th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Lance-Corporal James R. Wright (1885-1918), Royal Military Police Lance-Corporal Walter E. Alexander (1892-1916), 1st Battalion, Royal Newfoundland Regiment Lance-Corporal Aubrey S. Stone (d.1916), 9th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Leonard G. Rope (1889-1916), 31st Battalion, Calgary Rifles, Canadian Army Private Ernest A. Leeder (d.1917), 11th Battalion, 3rd (Australian) Division Private Henry G. V. Greenacre (1892-1916), 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards Private Charles D. Weddup (d.1915), 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards Private Arthur W. Annis (1882-1916), 7th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneer Albert W. Parker (d.1917), 392nd (Road Construction) Company, Royal Engineers Private Sidney H. Marks (d.1917), 1st Battalion, Essex Regiment Private Sydney G. Keeler (1899-1918), 41st Battalion, Machine Gun Corps Private Robert G. Beaumont (1888-1917), 22nd Battalion, Manchester Regiment Private Victor G. Gillingwater (1897-1917), 1st Battalion, Royal Marine Light Infantry Private Albert H. Rope (1894-1917), Royal Marine Light Infantry Private Charles W. Greenacre (d.1916), 2nd Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Harry S. Mayes (d.1915), 7th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Clement S. Wall (1888-1917), 8th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Sidney R. Kedge (1895-1916), 6th Battalion, Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Deckhand C. Walter W. Bracey (d.1914), H.M. Trawler Eyrie Leonard Cain Jack Lovewell Archibald Mayes Jack Mayes Charles Podd And, the following for the Second World War: Petty-Officer John A. Mayes (1903-1941), HMS Cossack (F03) Leading-Seaman Archibald R. Mayes (d.1941), HMS Warspite (03) Sergeant Jack E. Lovewell (1922-1943), No. 75 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF Gunner Herbert C. G. Podd (1916-1942), 74th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery Private Leonard W. G.