Ludlow Rotary Tree of Light to Shine as a Beacon of Remembrance
Once again this Christmas, the Ludlow Rotary Club offers everyone the opportunity to shine a light in memory of a loved one, to celebrate a special occasion or to send good wishes to friends or family by making a dedication and donation.
A Tree of Light, organised by the town’s Rotarians, has been part of the Ludlow Christmas for almost two decades.
At 6.45pm on Friday 22 November members of the public are invited to join a torch light procession led by the Rocksprings Community Choir across the Market Square to the Tree of Light, located in Castle Gardens. The Tree of Light will be switched on at 7pm by the Mayor of Ludlow, Councillor Beverley Waite, and the tree will remain lit until Twelfth Night on 6 January.
Forms containing full information on how to submit a dedication may be obtained from St Laurence’s Parish Church, Nock Deighton Estate Agents
All dedications received by 13 December will be published in the Christmas edition of the Ludlow Advertiser. A complete list of dedications received by Twelfth Night will be recorded on the Ludlow Rotary Club website.
A minimum donation of £5 per dedication is invited with all funds received earmarked by Ludlow Rotary Club for local community projects. Last year almost £800 was raised through the Tree of Light.
Forms can also be downloaded by clicking on this link – Tree of Light Dedication Form
To make on-line dedications and donations click on this link – On-line Donation
The Ludlow Rotary Tree of Light is located in the Castle Gardens on the Castle Square and the lights will be on from 22nd November till 5th January 2021. Only those dedications received by 17th December will be featured in the Christmas edition of the Ludlow Advertiser. All dedications received up to Twelfth Night will be recorded in the Book of Remembrance, as well as online at www.ludlowrotaryclub.org.uk
Published 02/11/2024.