SANTA will be going past houses in Woodley and Earley on his sleigh this December to help spread Christmas cheer.
The Woodley and Earley Lions Club has arranged for Santa and his sleigh to go past houses in the area.
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Usually, the sleigh would stop at various places on route but due to the coronavirus pandemic it will not be able to do this.
Instead it will be travelling very slowly and the Club hopes as many children as possible will be able to see Santa.
The event is a chance for the Club to fundraise but there will be no door to door collection this year.
A spokesperson for the club said: "The Club's fundraising activities have been severely curtailed this year so any donations would be very welcome which can be done by visiting the website or Facebook."
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Full list of roads Santa will visit:
Monday, December 7:
Silverdale Road - 5pm
Lakeside - 5.20pm
Allendale Road - 5.30pm
Sevenoaks Road - 5.50pm
Radnor Road - 6.10pm
Repton Road - 6.30pm
Silverdale Road - 6.40pm
Tuesday, December 8:
Squirrels Way - 5pm
Loxwood - 5.20pm
Instow Road - 5.40pm
Chelwood Road - 5.50pm
Instow Road - 6pm
Springdale - 6.10pm
Highfield Ct - 6.30pm
Thursday, December 10
Selsdon Avenue - 5pm
Glendevon - 5.10pm
Lavenham Drive - 5.20pm
Brecon Road - 5.30pm
Walmer Road - 5.40pm
Bingley Gr. - 5.50pm
Telford Crs - 6pm
Brunel Drive - 6.10pm
Church Road - 6.20pm
Monday, December 14
Denmark Avenue - 5pm
Sandford Drive - 5.10pm
Duffield Road - 5.20pm
Rothwell Gardens - 5.30pm
Brandon Avenue - 5.40pm
Lunds Farm - 5.50pm
Welford Road - 6pm
Gemini Road - 6.10pm
Messenger Road - 6.20pm
Cornfield Road - 6.30pm
Denmark Avenue - 6.40pm
Thursday, December 17
Oak Drive - 5pm
Spruce Road - 5.10pm
Redwood Avenue - 5.20pm
Vauxhall Drive - 5.30pm
Austin Road - 5.40pm
Loddon Park - 5.50pm
Clover Rise - 6pm
Elm Drive - 6.10pm
Hawthorn Crs - 6.20pm
Jasmine Square - 6.30pm
Bluebell Crs - 6.40pm
All timings are approximate and depend on it being dry.
If it is raining, the sleigh will not be out.
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