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IN PICTURES: Crowds gather in Richmond for Christmas lights switch-on

Local News by Cesar Medina 1st Dec 2025  
Families filled George Street for Richmond’s Christmas lights switch-on, enjoying stilt walkers, festive characters and performances before the mayor lit up the town centre (credit: Richmond Nub News).
Families filled George Street for Richmond’s Christmas lights switch-on, enjoying stilt walkers, festive characters and performances before the mayor lit up the town centre (credit: Richmond Nub News).
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Residents from Richmond and beyond enjoyed the town centre Christmas light switch-on last week (27 November), plus live entertainment and shopping.

From 4pm, George Street began the Be Festive celebrations, with The Green and Pink Witches, Candy Cane Stilt Walkers and giant Nutcracker characters interacting with the crowds, creating an opportunity for families to capture memorable festive photos.

Richmond has been lit up with Christmas decorations (credit: Richmond Nub News).

later on, the Riverside Radio stage hosted a variety of live performances from Be Richmond's entertainers, including the Richmond Music Trust Choir, songs from the smash-hit musical Wicked and a special number from Be Richmond's guest star, Basil Brush.

George Street was pedestrianised during the lights switch-on (credit: Richmond Nub News).

The moment everyone was waiting for began at 5:45pm when the Mayor of Richmond took to the stage for the official light switch on, brighting up the town centre in Christmas lights at 6pm.

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