Happy Christmas Hockley!

Thank you to everyone who come along to the Hockley Christmas Lights show on Saturday night, the Parish Council did a great job in attracting 3500 people to the event to enjoy fabulous entertainment, food and of course, our Village Christmas lights.

Our Hockley had a great time hosting our stall at the Hockley Christmas Lights Switch on last weekend. We had two community projects to promote, our 'Letters to Santa' and the return of our 'Remembrance Tree', we had a terrific response with hundreds of people stopping to say hello. The magic postbox and the tree will remain outside the office right through December so please pop in and get involved.

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