Monday, November 3, 2025

Kirton embraces a greener Christmas celebration

Kirton in Lindsey’s annual Christmas Festival is adding a sustainable touch this year with the help of North Lincolnshire Council’s Community Grant Fund. A £751 grant has enabled the town to hire an eco-friendly Christmas tree as the centrepiece of its festivities, aligning the celebration with a growing focus on environmental responsibility.

The tree will take pride of place in the town centre, forming the heart of the festival’s evening celebrations. Visitors can enjoy a bustling craft and gift market, food stalls featuring local vendors, and fairground rides along Sylvester Street. Local shops are also joining in, extending opening hours to welcome festive shoppers.

Part of the grant will go towards purchasing selection boxes for local children, ensuring the celebrations are both inclusive and community-focused.

Since its launch in 2011, the Community Grant Fund has supported a wide range of local projects, from youth groups and charities to cultural and sporting initiatives. Its continued investment in grassroots efforts like Kirton’s festival helps strengthen community connections while promoting sustainable and responsible choices for the future.

 

Image credit: North Lincolnshire Council

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