• Christmas lights are displayed on houses on Trinity Close in Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset, England. Getty
    Christmas lights are displayed on houses on Trinity Close in Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset, England. Getty
  • Trinity Close has been dubbed 'Britain's most festive street'. Getty
    Trinity Close has been dubbed 'Britain's most festive street'. Getty
  • For over eleven years the residents of Trinity Close have decorated their homes and gardens with more than a 100,000 colourful Christmas lights. Getty
    For over eleven years the residents of Trinity Close have decorated their homes and gardens with more than a 100,000 colourful Christmas lights. Getty
  • A unique Christmas display on Trinity Close. Getty
    A unique Christmas display on Trinity Close. Getty
  • 'Britain's most festive street' raised thousands of pounds for local charities last year. Getty
    'Britain's most festive street' raised thousands of pounds for local charities last year. Getty
  • Christmas lights are have become an increasingly competitive tradition in Britain. Getty
    Christmas lights are have become an increasingly competitive tradition in Britain. Getty
  • The display will be lit every night until early January. Getty
    The display will be lit every night until early January. Getty

Christmas lights up Britain's most festive street - in pictures


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The Christmas lights on "Britain's most festive street" have been switched on, revealing a dazzling display.

For 11 years, the residents of Trinity Close in Burnham-on-Sea, in Somerset, England, have decorated their homes and gardens with more than 100,000 colourful Christmas lights.

Last year the residents raised a record sum of £13,329 (Dh62,459) for local charities with the display, which has become a major attraction for British tourists.

It has raised more than £85,000 for charitable causes since inception.

The display will be lit every night until early January.

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