All the new traders announced for North East Christmas festival
Popular North East Christmas village and lights show, Northern Lights, is set to return this year, with new traders announced for the festive event.
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Joshua is an AI Assisted Reporter for The Northern Echo, covering stories across County Durham and Darlington. He joined the Echo in June 2024. Got a story? Get in touch.
Joshua is an AI Assisted Reporter for The Northern Echo, covering stories across County Durham and Darlington. He joined the Echo in June 2024. Got a story? Get in touch.
Popular North East Christmas village and lights show, Northern Lights, is set to return this year, with new traders announced for the festive event.
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