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Feedback sought on Christmas in Riddells Creek celebrations

10/01/2022

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The team behind the Christmas in Riddells Creek celebration is calling on the community to provide feedback to improve the volunteer effort in the future.

Established by the Romsey Region Business and Tourism Association (RRBATA), the annual decorating spree has gone from strength to strength, with community groups and businesses adding their creative ideas to the festive occasion.

Over the 2021 Christmas period, more than 80 trees were set up on Main Street in Romsey and a light installation on some of the town’s buildings was also organised to spread the holiday spirit.

Submissions to the feedback survey are due by 5pm on Sunday, January 16.

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