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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

The Christmas lights went up in Dunbeath this week, bringing festive cheer to the village.

The Christmas Lights Committee worked hard to raise funds during the year to add new lights to the collection and to maintain them.

Huge thanks to everyone who volunteered last Sunday to put up such a wonderful display.

Christmas lights Dunbeath

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