Thousands head to Bewdley lights festival
Thousands of people are expected to flock to Bewdley town centre for the annual Christmas Lights Festival on November 28.
Organisers say that more than 100 stalls are expected to be set up in the town centre.
The festivities will start at 2pm and a reindeer will arrive at 3pm followed by a parade with the Children's Nativity Group and Father Christmas at 5.15pm.
Town lights will be officially switched on by the Mayor of Bewdley councillor Calne Edginton-White who will be helped by the carnival princesses and Father Christmas at 5.30pm.
Ann Lyman, spokesman for the Christmas Lights Festival committee, said: "There will be stalls on Severn Side North, Severn Side South and Load Street which will be selling a wide variety of items and this, together with the Bewdley shops, many of whose windows will be specially decorated, will give everyone the ideal opportunity for Christmas shopping."
