The first of Barnard Castle's Christmas lights were switched on tonight (Friday).
The displays on Galgate greens were made possible thanks to the installation of an electricity supply paid for by fundraising from the Barnard Castle Christmas Lights committee.
Those present for the switch-on were told the displays included a memorial tree around which people could hang a bauble in memory of a loved one or simply to recall happy times in Barnard Castle.
After the lights were switched on by Marie Yarker, chairwoman of the Friends of Richardson Hospital, Neville Turner, from the Dickens in Teesdale group,
read Kathy Parenteau's moving poem How Grateful I Would Be To Have Just One More Day.
Full story and pictures in next week's Mercury.
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