Dozens of people living in a Norfolk village have adorned their homes with Christmas lights to raise money for charity.

Sparkling lights are strung over houses in Thorpe End for a festive event to fundraise for Nelson's Journey.

People will then be able to download a map highlighting the displays for the event on Saturday December 19 between 4.30pm and 8.30pm.

Norwich Evening News: People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey.People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey. (Image: Archant)

As well as dazzling lights, the night will also feature a walk-though nativity at St David's Church and food stalls, including fish and chips from Nippy Chippy.

Norwich Evening News: People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey.People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey. (Image: Archant)

Tim Kett, organiser, said: “With the help of people and businesses in the village we have managed to pull this event together quickly.

"We are keen to support both the community in these difficult times of Covid-19 lockdowns and tiers and to show that whatever the world throws at us we will always come back smiling."

Norwich Evening News: People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey.People in Thorpe End have put up Christmas lights to fundraise for Nelson's Journey. (Image: Archant)

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