A Fife village’s “delightfully wonky” Christmas lights have been switched on – with a new design for 2024 unveiled.
A Christmas goose joins dozens of other heart-warming characters lighting up Newburgh for the festive season.
And it now hangs alongside a three-legged reindeer, a happy carrot and a dinosaur with a star on its head.
This year’s light was designed by Newburgh Primary pupil Lochlan Aitken, who won a school competition to see his creation in lights.
And it was brought to life by Ladybank specialist Blachere Illuminations.
Previous winners include a Christmas salmon, a penguin, a gingerbread man and a polar bear.
Newburgh Action Group, which organises the lights, has this year launched an online fundraiser to help them continue the tradition, which has run since 2002.
Crowds attended a special switch-on event in Newburgh on Saturday, where Santa was the special guest.
Santa in his sleigh during the switch on. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson
Some of the Christmas lights on Newburgh High Street. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson
Santa in his sleigh during the switch on. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson
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11 Best pictures as Newburgh switches on its ‘wonky’ Christmas lights and unveils new 2024 design
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