With Christmas now only seven weeks away, Santa is preparing to take his sleigh on his annual tour of a Suffolk town where he will be greeting residents.
And Father Christmas has been given some presents of his own for his trip around the streets of Felixstowe, including a new trailer, which was used for the first time last year and some improvements to reindeer Rudolph, whose legs and frame have been strengthened to ensure he does not wobble.
The Rotary Club of Felixstowe and the Felixstowe branch of charity Save the Children arrange the sleigh rides, which will be starting on Monday, November 27 in the Langer Road and Sea Road area.
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Funds from this year's trips around Felixstowe and the surrounding villages will go to the two organisations.
The full schedule is:
Monday November 27 - Roads between Langer Road and Sea Road and roads off Carr Road down to Adastral Close, including Manor Road and Manor Terrace
Tuesday November 28 - Walton Gate estate, Goslings Way, Poppyfields and The Lilacs estates in Trimley St Martin.
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Wednesday November 29 - Walton High Street, Exeter Road, Recreation Lane, Church Lane, Ataka Road, Treetops, Ascot Drive and Gulpher Road
Thursday November 30 - Grange Farm Avenue and roads off
Friday December 1 - Wesel Avenue and roads off and Grange Road up to Mill Lane roundabout
Monday December 4 - Western Avenue and Westmorland Road and roads off that are trailer accessible.
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Tuesday December 5 - Laureate Fields and Trelawny Place
Wednesday December 6 - Trimley St Mary – Faulkeners Way estate – starting at the shops on the green going to Trimley High Road covering roads off, including Punchard Way, Langstons, Farriers Went, Dains Place and roads off where accessible.
Thursday December 7- Trimley St Mary – Sprites Hall Lane, High Road, New Road, Chatsworth Crescent, Addington Road, Station Road, The Avenues and St Mary's Close
Friday December 8 - Town centre - Valley Walk, Garrison Lane, Newry Avenue, Goyfield Avenue, Princes Gardens, Riby Road, Bacton Road, Garfield Road, Victoria Road, Princes and Queens Roads from St Andrews Road to Wolsey Gardens plus Orwell Road and roads off.
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Saturday December 9 - Hamilton Road – 9.30am to 4.30pm
Monday December 11 - Trimley St Martin, St Martin's Green, Mill Lane and roads off.
Tuesday December 12 - Grange Road and roads off (Mill Lane to railway bridge), Coronation Drive and roads off, Mill Lane, Stour Avenue and Wadgate Road
Wednesday December 13 - Town centre roads bounded by and including Tomline Road, Hamilton Gardens, Chevalier Road, Felix Road, Gainsborough Road and St Andrews (west)
Thursday December 14 - Glenfield and Fairfield Avenue, Beatrice Avenue, Dellwood Avenue, Fleetwood and Lynwood Avenue, Lansdowne Road, Rosemary Avenue, Colneis Road, Links Avenue, Upperfield Drive.
Friday December 15 - Maybush Lane, Priory Road, Marcus Road, St Georges, Church Road and roads off, Looe Road and roads off, Sunningdale/Wentworth Drives, Quinton’s Lane
Saturday December 16 - Morrisons – 9.30am to 4.30pm
Sunday December 17 - Morrisons – 10am to 4pm
Monday December 18 - Walton–Maidstone Road and roads off Cornwall Road, Seaton Road and High Street.
Tuesday December 19 - Trimley St Mary – Faulkeners Way estate – starting at shops on the green going to Trimley High Road covering roads off including Fen Meadow, Thomas Avenue, The Wheelwrights, Dawson Drive, The Josselyns, Woodlands Avenue, Drovers Court and Mill Pouch
Wednesday December 20 - Kirton
Thursday December 21 - St Andrews Road (east), Croutel Road, Brook Lane, Picketts Road, High Road East, Foxgrove Lane, Thornley Road, Rosebery Road, Bath Road, Quilter Road, Barton Road and Constable Road.
Saturday December 23 - Morrisons – 9.30am to 4.30pm
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