Turton Rotary Club has announced details of its annual Christmas sleigh run to help brighten up the festive season for hundreds of disadvantaged youngsters in Bolton.
Rotarians will take to the streets and supermarkets of Bolton from the end of November.
A team of snowmen with collecting buckets will join Father Christmas on a specially adapted sleigh to visit streets throughout Bolton.
Rotarian Jim Turner said: "The money raised is going to be used to buy children's Christmas presents for those who may not receive many this year and for senior citizens."
And this year a special collection will be held at Victoria Square in Bolton town centre on Saturday November 30, in aid of the Bolton Evening News-backed Coronary Care Appeal.
The full list of routes and times is: Sunday December 1, Safeway Harwood; Monday December 2, Bradshaw Meadows, Bradshaw Hall, Lea Gate; Tuesday December 3, Ramwells Brow, Stonesteads Way, Bromley Cross Avenue and Hillside Avenue; December 4, Hall 'i'th' Wood, Oak Lane, Cherry Trees, Timberbottom; December 5, Old Barrett's Estate, Queens Road; December 6, Co-op Bromley Cross and Edgworth lights switch-on; December 7 and December 8, B&Q Warehouse; December 9, Smith Lane, Flag Inn, Hospital Road, Maunders; December 10, Egerton, Higher Dunscar, Briggs Fold, Inner Wheel Party; December 11, Astley Bridge, Ashworth Lane, Sharples Hall; December 12, Oldhams Estate, Westminster Road, Bar Lane; December 13, Templecombe Drive, Sweetloves Res, Whitehall, Cheetham Arms; December 14 and December 15, Safeway Harwood; December 16, Harwood, Hough Fold Way; December 17, Safeway Breightmet, Holden Avenue, Sharples Avenue, Eagley Mills; December 18, Turton Heights, Grange Park Road, Rigby Lane; Friday December 20, Safeway Breightmet; December 21, Asda Astley Bridge; December 23, Asda Astley Bridge.
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