The Mayor of Uxbridge illuminated the Christmas lights in the town centre last Friday. Cllr Colleen Sullivan switched on the lights in a festive event that drew a crowd of onlookers. Attendees were treated to complimentary mulled wine, mince pies, tea, and coffee as they watched the ceremony unfold.
The atmosphere was further enhanced by musical performances from the Hillingdon Music Service Brass Band, as well as carol singing by various schools and choirs. Among the participants were Dr Triplett’s C of E Primary School, Grange Park Junior School, Hermitage Primary School, St Bernadette Catholic Primary School, and William Byrd Primary Academy.
Council leader Ian Edwards expressed his delight at the turnout, stating that such events provide families with a wonderful opportunity to come together. He also encouraged the community to support local businesses by shopping locally during the festive season.
In addition to the Christmas lights in Uxbridge, Hillingdon Council is backing 32 other lighting schemes across the borough. Residents can look forward to a variety of Christmas activities in borough libraries, theatres, and garden centres in the coming weeks.
The festive season is truly underway in Uxbridge, with the town centre now aglow with twinkling lights and holiday cheer. The Mayor’s ceremonial switch-on marked the beginning of a series of events and activities that will bring the community together in celebration. As the holiday season approaches, residents are encouraged to embrace the festive spirit and support local businesses by shopping within the borough.
The Christmas lights serve as a reminder of the joy and togetherness that this time of year brings. The sight of the illuminated town centre is sure to fill residents with a sense of warmth and anticipation for the holiday season ahead. With a range of activities and events planned across the borough, there are plenty of opportunities for families to create lasting memories and share in the festive spirit with their loved ones.
As the Christmas season unfolds, residents can look forward to a host of entertainment and festive cheer in Uxbridge and beyond. The community spirit is alive and well in the borough, with events like the Christmas lights switch-on serving as a shining example of the unity and joy that the holiday season brings. So, let the lights guide you through this magical time of year, and may the spirit of Christmas fill your hearts with happiness and goodwill towards all.
