Weather: Christmas events across the south cancelled as Storm Bert reaches the UK
A number of Christmas events have been cancelled today after Storm Bert hit the south. Storm Bert has hit the south today (November 23), with yellow wind and rain warnings in place. Blenheim Palace has cancelled its Christmas events due to “adverse weather conditions”.
Storm Bert halts or scales back Christmas events
Christmas light switch-on events have been, cancelled, postponed or scaled back as Storm Bert is expected to strike. Torrential rain and wind gusts of 70mph have been predicted for Saturday. The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings across the country.
Other events cancelled in the south include Christmas lights switch-ons in Dorchester, Romsey, Christchurch, New Milton, and ...
A HEREFORDSHIRE town has cancelled its Christmas market event due to Storm Bert. The market was due to take place on ...
A HEREFORDSHIRE town has cancelled its Christmas market event due to Storm Bert. The market was due to take place on Sunday (November 24), ahead of the town's Christmas lights switch-on. It was ...
The threat of stormy weather over the weekend has caused a Christmas event to change its plans.Organisers of the Great ...
EVENTS and outdoor venues are being forced to announce cancellations as Storm Bert hits Dorset. The Met Office has issued two ...
Storm Bert has begun to make an impact with snow closing roads and strong rains and winds expected to cause further travel disruption and potential flooding. Weather warnings and 16 flood alerts have ...
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Malvern makes the most of Christmas despite Storm BertMalvern's Christmas lights were lit up today (November 23) albeit with a smaller crowd and a few last-minute alterations.
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Littlehampton: Christmas tree knocked down by Storm BertThe tree which is in Littlehampton’s town centre had fallen down this morning following a Met Office warning for wind.
CATSHILL Christmas lights switch-on has been cancelled but the organisers will be streaming a small virtual switch-on.
A number of weather warnings are in place across the weekend, with the Met Office predicting travel disruption, flooding and ...
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