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Father Christmas is coming to Seaford

Santa and his sleigh will be making a welcome visit to Seaford

Published on 16/11/2012 09:48

Christmas wouldn’t be the same without the Rotary Club of Seaford helping Father Christmas to tour the town in the run up to Christmas Day.

And the club has just announced dates, times and locations for its forthcoming whistle-stop tour of Seaford.

In previous years the Rotary organised fundraiser has generated a staggering £8,000 for charity.

Money goes towards helping individuals and organisations in Seaford.

And of course it is a magical experience for children, as well as a chance to give your own Christmas present to the community.

The Christmas Sleigh will be around from December 1-24, 5.30pm and 8pm, unless otherwise indicated. Here are the routes until December 12.

To see the list in full visit the Sussex Express website or www.seafordrotary.org.uk

Saturday 1, 10am - 1pm, Broad Street; Monday 3, Sherwood Road, Vale Road, Vale Close, Seafield Close, Old Nursery Close, Landsdown Road, Alfriston Park; Tuesday 4. North Way, The Ridings, Lower Drive, Belgrave Crescent, Normansel Park, Chalvington Close, Seagrave Way and Wednesday 5, Ash Drive, Stirling Avenue, Chyngton Gardens, Farm Close, Manor Road North.

Thursday 6, Hazeldene, Manor Road South, Kingston Estate, Fairways Estate; Friday 7, late night shopping, then St Crispians, Lexden Rd (bottom), Upper Sherwood Rd, Quarry Lane, Valley Drive, Saturday 8, 10am - 1pm, Broad Street, then Rother Road, Links Road, Arundel Road, Cuckmere Road, Lullington Close, Chyngton Way, South Way.

Monday 10, Stafford Road, Grove Road, Chichester Road, Salisbury Road, Grosvenor Road, Kedale Road; Tuesday 11, Hawth Park Road, Tide Mills Way, Buckle Drive, Claremont Road, Surrey Road, Connaught Road, Edinburgh Road and Wednesday 12 Sutton Drove, The Byeways, Hindover Road, Alfriston Road, Sandore Road, Bromley Road, Richington Way.

Thursday 13, Southdown Road, Heathfield Road, Hartfield Road, Aquila Park, Sutton Avenue, Arundel Road, Meads Road, Highlands Road, Downsview Road.

Friday 14, Steyne Road, St. John’s Road, The Causeway, Bramber Road, Cricketfield Road, Corsica Road, The Covers, Sunningdale Close.

Saturday 15, morning 10am - 1pm static, Broad Street and Saturday 15, Wilkinson Way, Beacon Road, Tudor Close, Carlton Road, Westdown Road, Beacon Drive, Victor Close, Kingsway.

Monday 17, Hill Rise, Princess Drive, Clementine Ave, Crown Hill, Royal Drive, Duchess Drive.

Tuesday 18, Kingsmead, Firle Close, Bottom of Firle Road, Homefield Road, Upper Belgrave Road, St. Peters Road.

Wednesday 19, Bishopstone, Rookery Way, Marine Drive, St. Andrews Drive.

Thursday 20, Lexden Rd (from Quarry Lane), Lexden Drive, Barn Rise, Regency Fields, Regency Heights.

Friday 21, Walmer Road, Chyngton Avenue, Saltwood Road, Hythe Crescent, Hastings Avenue.

Saturday 22, morning 10am - 1pm static, Broad Street and Monday 24, morning 10am - 1pm static, Broad Street.

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