Plenty of entertainment was on offer
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The Shire Hall in Bodmin lit up in time for Christmas. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
Crowds stretched across from Mount Folly and into Priory Park for the event. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
The Bodmin Christmas Tree all lit up. It was chosen from a supplier in Holsworthy in February 2025. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
'Trees' of a more unusual variety at the Bodmin Christmas Lights (Picture: Aaron Greenaway/Tindle)
Calling birds, turtle doves, swimming swans and Alan Partridge in a pear tree. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
Cllr Liz Ahearn, the mayor of Bodmin with the young people of Equally Abled who turned on the lights. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
Cllr Liz Ahearn, the mayor of Bodmin with Tom and Justine from the Christmas Lights committee, Cllr Mike Barbery, deputy mayor, and Neil Caddy. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway/Tindle)
Multiple town choirs pack into the front of Shire Hall for a series of performances. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
Crowds delight after the Christmas Lights were switched on (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
Crowds enjoying the event in Bodmin (Picture: Aaron Greenaway)
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The Shire Hall in Bodmin lit up in time for Christmas. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
Crowds stretched across from Mount Folly and into Priory Park for the event. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
The Bodmin Christmas Tree all lit up. It was chosen from a supplier in Holsworthy in February 2025. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
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'Trees' of a more unusual variety at the Bodmin Christmas Lights (Picture: Aaron Greenaway/Tindle) Aaron Greenaway
Calling birds, turtle doves, swimming swans and Alan Partridge in a pear tree. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
Cllr Liz Ahearn, the mayor of Bodmin with the young people of Equally Abled who turned on the lights. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
Cllr Liz Ahearn, the mayor of Bodmin with Tom and Justine from the Christmas Lights committee, Cllr Mike Barbery, deputy mayor, and Neil Caddy. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway/Tindle) Aaron Greenaway
Multiple town choirs pack into the front of Shire Hall for a series of performances. (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
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Crowds delight after the Christmas Lights were switched on (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
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Crowds enjoying the event in Bodmin (Picture: Aaron Greenaway) Aaron Greenaway
Community choirs, a parade through town, a market and an array of entertainment were on offer, organised by the Bodmin Christmas Lights committee with support from Bodmin Town Council.
The town’s stunning Christmas lights display were turned on by the young people of Equally Abled.
“Events like these can't take place without a huge amount of help from lots of wonderful people. A big thank you to everyone involved who made it all happen.”
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