Father Christmas and Crowland firefighters to spread some festive cheer 

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United Kingdom (Commonwealth Union)_ Father Christmas is getting ready to spread some festive cheer by visiting streets around a town. 

Starting on 10th December, firefighters from Crowland will be joining Santa Claus during his popular sleigh ride around the town over three nights. 

The team will be raising money for The Firefighters Charity and will be handing out sweets as they make their way around the town. 

A spokesman said the firefighters were looking forward to the event but have warned of a few changes. 

She said: “The route is slightly different again this year so please look closely so you don’t miss him, but as in previous years you will be able to track his route.” 

She said that Santa and his helpers will have lollies for the children kindly donated by Ye Olde Abbey and as with previous years they will not be knocking on doors but their helpers will gladly collect donations from you which will be donated to The Firefighter’s Charity. 

She concluded by giving thanks to Santa’s helpers and local companies for making this happen, including Ye Olde Abbey and Crowland Cranes and said that they looked forward to seeing everyone spread some Christmas cheer. 

Here is the schedule: 

Sunday, 10th December, from 4pm :  

Thorney Road, South Street, Albion Street, Broadway, Peterborough Road, Tatwin Drive, Beccelm Drive, Harrington Drive, Goldcrest Road, Harvester Way, making a stop at Crowland Cranes to see families from the new estates on Crease Drove before carrying on to Monks Meadow, Crease Drove, Broadway and Abbotts Drive. 

Monday, 11th December, from 5:30pm :  

West Street, East Street, Hall Street, Church Lane, with a stop at the Green to see the families from Millfield Gardens, before moving on to The Chase, Wyche Avenue, Croyland Way, Church Lane and Abbey Walk. 

Tuesday, 12th December, from 5:30pm :  

North Street, Foreman Way, Kemp Street, Postland Road up to Cloot Drove, Burghley Close, Normanton Road, Jubilee Way back for the remainder of Postland Road and Girdlestone Walk, and finishing at Ye Olde Abbey. 

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