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Wolverhampton is officially lit up for Christmas after an afternoon of family fun

Wolverhampton got officially into the Christmas spirit on Saturday as the city centre was lit up for the festive season.

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The family fun in the build up to the main event was hosted by WCR FM breakfast presenter Dicky Dodd

Organised by Wolverhampton City Council, music and fun for all ages featured in Queen Square as the crowds gathered for the big switch on by Father Christmas.

There was a big build up to the offical Christmas lights switch on in Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton had its lights officially turned on.

Lia White, a former contestant from television's 'The Voice UK warmed them up in the afternoon along with boyband Damage whilst popular children's character Bluey entertained the youngsters.

Former Voice contestant Lia White performed to warm up the crowds ahead of the Wolverhampton Chrsitmas Lights switch on

They were also joined by stars of Wolverhampton Grand Theatre's pantomime, Snow White, as well as the Mayor of Wolverhampton, councillor Dr Michael Hardacre, with the whole event hosted by popular Wolverhampton radio personality Dicky Dodd.

The family fun in the build up to the main event was hosted by WCR FM breakfast presenter Dicky Dodd

Further switch-on events will also be held on Wednesfield High Street from 4.30pm on Thursday, on Church Street, Bilston, from 4.30pm on Friday 4, on Upper Green, Tettenhall, from 4.30pm next Saturday and at Bantock House from 4.30pm on Sunday November 26.,

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