Stockton Council Justifies September Test of Christmas Lights

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October 2, 2024

Stockton Council Justifies September Test of Christmas Lights

In Stockton-on-Tees, local residents were surprised to see festive Christmas lights illuminated on Norton Road as early as September, leading to mixed reactions on social media. While some expressed delight at the premature holiday cheer, others criticized the timing, noting that it was still too early for Christmas decorations ahead of Halloween and Bonfire Night. In response, Stockton Council clarified that the lights were simply being tested and would remain off until the official switch-on event scheduled for November.

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