Santa Claus is in town next week as Radcliffe Rotary Club begins its annual sleigh collection.
Starting from Monday, December 2 the festivities will take place from 6pm until 8pm on dedicated evenings throughout the month.
Children will have the chance to meet Father Christmas and his helpers and share their Christmas wishes as the team passes by hundreds of homes on each route.
Not only does the popular event help to spread Christmas cheer throughout Radcliffe, it also raises vital funds for various charities within the town.
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It is the largest fundraising event in the club's annual calendar and volunteers will be on hand to take cash and card donations each night.
A spokesperson for the club said: “The response we get every year is sensational – it is great to see so many local people coming out to see Santa, the support helps us help other community groups and charities.
“It has long been a tradition in the area and generational. We look forward to every night no matter the weather.
“The sleigh is looking better than ever thanks to members' old and new input.”
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The full list of locations is below:
Monday, December 2- Outwood Village
Tuesday, December 3- Bolton Rd Estate
Wednesday, December 4- St Andrews
Thursday, December 5- Hardys Gate
Friday, December 6 - Radcliffe Centre
Monday, December 9 - Ainsworth Road East
Tuesday, December 10 - Bolton Rd East West
Wednesday, December 11 - Outwood Road
Thursday, December 12 - Bury Road
Friday, December 13 - Ainsworth Road West
Monday, December 16 - Sparking Clog
Tuesday, December 17 - Bradley Fold
Wednesday, December 18 - Ainsworth Village
Thursday, December 19 - Moss Shaw Estate
Friday, December 20 - Harper Fold Estate
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