Popular Christmas lights switch-on cancelled due to poor weather
A popular Christmas lights switch on event has been cancelled as Storm Bert is set to hit Scotland.
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I am a multimedia journalist, reporting on everything ranging from Scottish independence to wildcat conservation. I also run our weekly trade union newsletter, On the Picket Line.
I am a multimedia journalist, reporting on everything ranging from Scottish independence to wildcat conservation. I also run our weekly trade union newsletter, On the Picket Line.
A popular Christmas lights switch on event has been cancelled as Storm Bert is set to hit Scotland.
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