Families 'gutted' as Christmas events cancelled amid Covid

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 He already has several shows under his belt that attracted 700 people, who he stressed all followed social distancing rules.And he’s no veteran to impressive light shows as he wowed audiences in October with his amazing Halloween light shows.Del, who owns Westrigg Electrical, said it had taken around five weeks create the show so his lights synced up with instrumental versions of Jingle Bells and The Fairytale of New York.And he said he took his inspiration from some of the amazing light shows

living rooms where some of our favourite celebrities are spending the festive period?From Amanda Holden's cosy sofa to Rochelle Humes' enormous flatscreen TV, these spaces are ideal for enjoying Christmas day with family.

Paisley charity that has helped feed thousands of people in Renfrewshire throughout the pandemic has launched a heartfelt campaign to make sure families don’t go hungry at Christmas.

direct to your inboxA heartbroken student nurse has told how she fears she won't get the coronavirus test that would allow her to see her family at Christmas.Erin Hathaway,who is currently studying at the University of Manchester, posted an emotional video online about the situation she finds herself in ahead of finishing for the holidays.Erin, from Blackpool, explained how she will miss the December 15 deadline for tests put in place by the University of Manchester as she will be working until

forced a policy U-turn from Boris Johnson.

online. Who doesn't want a festive walk through the woods at this time of year.Families can grab an activity sheet and enjoy this Winter Wonderland Walk of Light organised by the Friends of Broad Oak Primary School PTA.The event is running daily in Didsbury's Stenner Woods from December 5 to January 4.Along the trail you'll see a collection of artwork created by pupils from the school.It's a free event, but a donation of £1 towards the PTA's fundraising is suggested.

It's a Wonderful Life. Whatever you pick among this list, below, you'll find something that strikes the perfect balance of appealing to parents and kids.

The Sun on Tuesday claimed: 'ITV were desperate to include the segment as it is always really sweet and heart-warming.'It's also a nice lift for the celebs who are fed up after three weeks of rations and being away from family.'But this year they've realised with Covid rules and restrictions, it's just too much of a logistical headache, so have had to knock it on the head.'It was added by the publication that because of these strict rules, the winner will not be greeted by their loved ones when

Lauren Burnham defended her and Arie Luendyk Jr.’s decision to pick out a Christmas tree following his battle with the coronavirus.“1st time Xmas tree shopping,” the Shades of Rose creator, 29, captioned her Sunday, November 29, Instagram Story.The Virginia native went on to show their 18-month-old daughter, Alessi, smiling at a Christmas tree farm, as well as a direct message from an Instagram follower.

Another holiday, another opportunity for the Kardashian family to gather despite expert advice not to do so during a pandemic! On Thursday, many of the Kardashian-Jenners gathered at Kris's Palm Springs home for Thanksgiving and showed off photos of their lavish get-together on Instagram.

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strictest Tier 3 measures when England leaves the current national coronavirus lockdown on December 2. And with the Christmas period fast approaching, the question of whether people will be able to spend time with loved ones in other parts of the country has been raised.