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Christmas Wishes

Christmas is a joyful reminder to share experiences, nurture cherished traditions, and embody generosity, kindness, and compassion.

When we carry these values beyond the festive season, the true essence of Christmas inspires us to give back to our communities, enriching every moment with meaning.
In living these values throughout the year, the spirit of Christmas continues to shine brightly, illuminating our lives with hope and connection.

With the New Year on the horizon, we wish you and your loved ones joy, success, and prosperity, and a fresh sense of hope and togetherness to carry you through the year.”

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Community Carols

Hallam Choral Society will be singing Carols and Christmas songs at the Hallam Community Centre from 7.30pm to 8.30pm on Monday 15th December.
Admission is free. Refreshments and a licensed bar will be available. Voluntary donations appreciated.
Come along, bring your friends and family, and share in the joy of Christmas music with your community.

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Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Christmas is about sharing experiences, creating traditions, and expressing generosity, kindness, and compassion.
Gratitude is central to the spirit of Christmas, reminding us to appreciate our blessings and give back to our community. By embracing these values throughout the year, we can keep the essence of Christmas alive in our hearts and communities, making every moment significant.

May the New Year bring you all the happiness, success, and prosperity you deserve, along with sense of hope and community throughout the year.

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Flower Design evening preview event on Friday 25 November

Flower Design
Flower Design

On Friday 25 November Crosspool florist Flower Design is having a late night opening event.

Between 6 and 8pm you’ll be able to preview their Christmas wreaths and table decorations at their Sandygate Road shop.

Refreshments will be served and you’ll get 10% off everything off everything bought or ordered on the night.

Flower Design Crosspool

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Carols on Dransfield Road

Residents of Dransfield Road celebrated the night before Christmas with carols on the street accompanied by brass musical instruments.

It’s the third year running that people living on the road have got together on Christmas eve to sing carols, drink mulled wine and eat mince pies. Despite a couple of rain showers, over 60 people joined in.

Happy Christmas to all in Crosspool and here’s to a good 2015 for our community.

Carols on Dransfield Road
Carols on Dransfield Road

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Christmas Open Evening at Valleyside Garden Centre

Valleyside Christmas open evening
Valleyside Christmas open evening

Valleyside Garden Centre in Crosspool will open its doors for a Christmas Open Evening later this month.

There’ll be special offers on Christmas decorations and gifts, including a vast selection of traditional and contemporary  decorations, indoor and outdoor lights, real trees, artificial trees, wreaths, garlands, baubles, LED figures, candles and much more.

Plus, there’s a free glass of mulled wine and mince pie in the cafe.

The evening runs 6.30-9.00pm on Thursday 27 November.

Valleyside Garden Centre

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Angels return to Crosspool this Christmas

St. Columba's church, Crosspool
St. Columba's church, Crosspool

This Christmas, St Columba’s church in Crosspool is celebrating its second Angel Festival, using large willow angel figures created for the church by local artist Lesley Warren.

The word angel means “messenger” and community groups have been invited to create an angel that expresses the message of their group this Christmas. The host of angels will be exhibited at St. Columba’s over the weekend before Christmas. The exhibition is open from 10am-2pm on Saturday 17 December, with hand bell ringers at 11am.

On Sunday 18 December, the exhibition is open 3-4 pm with an Angel Carol Service at 4pm. Refreshments will be served and donations received in aid of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, who have been a huge support to a local family.