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Regent Street and Oxford Street Christmas Lights
Until Jan 5 2010
Around Town: Festivals
FREEFamily friendlyEvents on today
- Footnotes Audio Walks,
- Ghost Bus Tours, Designated bus stop on Northumberland Ave
- Backstage Tours at the National Theatre, National Theatre
- City Jogging Tours,
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- The Linbury Prize, National Theatre, Lyttelton
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The Regent Street and Oxford Street Christmas lights
Time Out says
The two West End streets are presenting joint Christmas lights this year, themed to link in with Disney's 'A Christmas Carol'. Public events including carol singing take place on Regent Street, Oxford Street and in the City of London until Jan 5 (see website for details).
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Lovely film form Regent Street at http://www.carretera.nl/index.php/site/comments/christmas_lights_of_lodon1/
I've tried to find a site where i can say my view about the xmas lights. why the fuck do you not save electricity? you have them on in the frigin day what the fuck. come on why the fuck are we doing our bit when you do this? you just getting more money from the japs or what???
Meet the Lord Mayor of London on Tuesday 3 November at John Lewis from 3.15 - 4pm, signing copies of the City of London board game that raises funds for his Appeal charities - St John Ambulance and Lord Taverners.
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