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2023 carol service in Glossop's Norfolk Square

Tuesday, 19 December 2023 14:35

By Olivia Briggs @oliviabriggs__

Churches around Glossop hosted the annual Christmas carol concert in Norfolk Square last weekend. This festive event saw local primary schools, charities and members of the churches come together to perform a range of Christmas classics.

Providing the backing track was the Dark Peak brass band, while Reverend Nick Gurney and Laura Nelison explored the true meaning of Christmas.

As well as this, local businesses Cask & Kitchen and Square West were there serving festive food such as strudel, bratwurst and pigs in blankets for all to enjoy.

Below is a series of photos from the event:

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