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I got this far but am not too hot on backgrounds! Can anyone help with the top of the photo please?

As you say not very clear but it could be the Women's Timber Corps, part of the Land Army. See https://www.womenslandarmy.co.uk/womens-timber-corps-badge/ Members were also known as Lumberjills.

Tricky one! Hope this is OK

My first was a 1939/40 Morris 12/4 which I bought 'as seen' (i.e. no warranty) from a local garage. After a week or so I decided to change the engine oil as it seemed a bit on the thick side. Well it must have been filled with gearbox/back axle oil as after refilling with SAE40 the big ends...

I always wondered why it would be fun to ride on a one-horse soapy sleigh

The other one:

Had a go at the second one. I'm OK at repairing walls and concrete lintels but not so hot on sign-writing! Not doubt others will be able to further improve.

Doh!!!! I reinstalled the software as per your link and it still didn't work. After a bit of fiddling around I found that the usb lead was faulty :(. (When I was connecting the scanner to my W7 laptop I was using a different lead). What a muppet!

Thanks for that info wam. When I first contacted Epson in the early days of W10 they were no longer supporting my model but it looks as though they may have had second thoughts! Will give it a try.

Converted to B&W and trimmed:

Group Picture:

Resolution much too low to do a lot to this one. Can you scan it at a higher res? Best attempt at the moment:

Has anyone got a 'Mesh' setup? It appears you need a compatible router and a number of Mesh units. Question is how do the units connect to the router and do these systems work OK? Any help or advice would be appreciated

I have a very good scanner, an Epson Perfection V100 Photo, which has excellent versatile software. Unfortunately it will not run on W10, even in compatibility mode so I have had to use my older laptop running W7.

Not sure what you'll think of this Pauline. I've re-papered the wall to brighten things up a bit!

Hope this is OK

Did you sort this out?

As it worked OK with the old printer it suggests the problem is in the printer properties or printer preferences. Check both. Or perhaps update the driver.

Just wondered. In the second pic there's a group of 3 keeping a low profile on the right of the photo! I'm the one on the left of the group.

What happens? Are you trying to print addresses from a spreadsheet or similar. I guess the labels on a sheet will all need to be different i.e. for sending out Christmas cards?