Hockley Christmas Lights Switch On!

Hockley Christmas Lights Switch On!

We are getting ready for the Hockley Christmas Lights switch on outside our Hockley branch on Saturday 26th November. The weather is looking dry so we are expecting a big crowd to welcome the festive season to the Village. Well done to Hockley Parish Council for putting it together, Ho, Ho Hope to see you at our stall.


Hockley will celebrate the start of the Christmas festivities on Saturday 26th November at the Village Christmas Lights Event. The fun starts at 3pm with market stalls, a stage with performances from local schools and community groups, christmas jumper competition and plenty more from local businesses. At Amos Estates we will be collecting 'Letters to Santa' and the return of our popular 'Remembrance Tree' with knitted poppies and baubles for people to add the names of those close to them who have passed. Look forward to seeing you all there.



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