By Dan Woodburn
The popular Weston Christmas Lights Display has been cancelled for 2021.
The decision has partly been blamed on negative feedback last year about the impact of queuing traffic, says organiser Graham Witter.
By Hannah Youds
The Weston Lights Christmas Display could return in 2021, organiser Graham Witter hinted.
Graham has helped raise another staggering £25,450 from the latest event, which was re-organised as a “Starlit Garden drive thru” amid Covid pandemic restrictions.
Cheshire people serving their communities have received awards in the delayed Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
They include Graham Witter, who for the past seven years has raised huge amounts of money for a children’s hospice in memory of his sister.
Weston Christmas Lights organiser Graham Witter has handed over a whopping £32,540 cheque to Donna Louise Hospice.
Graham visited the hospice last week to formally hand over a cheque for the record-breaking amount.
The award-winning Weston Christmas Light Display has raised an incredible £32,540 for the Donna Louise Hospice.
The popular display, put together by Graham Witter in memory of his sister, shone bright once again throughout December attracting thousands of visitors.
Big-hearted fundraiser Graham Witter and his family have been at it again!
And they are almost ready to open the seventh Weston Christmas Light Display – one of the most spectacular festive events in South Cheshire.
Weston Christmas Light Display organiser Graham Witter has handed over a cheque for £26,760 to The Donna Louise Hospice.
Graham’s lights display once again broke records and proved a massive hit during the festive period.
Graham Witter has been hailed a hero by hospice chiefs after raising an incredible £26,760 for local children and young people with life-limiting conditions.
Graham once again transformed his family home in Weston near Crewe into a magical light spectacular in December.
A family home in Weston has once again been transformed into a Winter Wonderland to raise money for The Donna Louise Hospice.
For the sixth year, Carters Green Farm has been decorated with tens of thousands of twinkling lights and decorations by Graham Witter and his family, in memory of Graham’s sister Jessica.
Big-hearted Graham Witter is ready to launch another Weston Winter Wonderland in memory of his tragic sister Jessica.
Graham spends weeks preparing the family farm in Weston with thousands of Christmas lights and decorations, before opening to the public.
Graham Witter has handed over a cheque for £25,870 to Donna Louise Hospice raised from his Weston Christmas Light Display.
It’s another record amount raised by Graham from the festive display at Carters Green Farm which attracted more than 15,000 visitors in December.
Children are being invited to design decals for a car donated by a local dealer to help promote the Weston Christmas Light Display.
The winning design will be used on the car, and the winners will enjoy a VIP trip to Crewe Lyceum to watch Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and a trip to the Weston Christmas Lights switch on.
By Jonathan White
A South Cheshire student raised a staggering £22,680 for charity by setting up a Christmas lights display at his family’s farm.
Graham Witter, 22, a final year Business Management degree student, opened the display up to the public at Carters Green Farm in Weston throughout December.
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