A festive Christmas celebration will take place at St Michael and All Angels Church tonight.
The event, organised by cardiac charity Heartbeat, is scheduled for 7pm on Tuesday, December 10.
The event will include Christmas readings and traditional carols, and guests can pay tribute to lost loved ones.
Afterwards, attendees can enjoy festive treats like mince pies.
Tanya Harder, community fundraising and marketing manager at Heartbeat, said: "Light up a Heart has become a treasured Christmas tradition with Heartbeat. Not only are we celebrating the evenings festivities of the season, but we are remembering the loved one who cant be with us or those going through a difficult time due to challenging health issues.
"Light up a Heart is a truly magical celebration, bringing the spirit of Christmas to life for everyone involved. Whether you join in singing the uplifting carols or simply take a moment to embrace the warmth and atmosphere, it’s a heartwarming experience for all.
"The service is open to everyone and there is no charge. We just ask that people visit our website (www.heartbeat.co.uk) to reserve their tickets. There will be an opportunity to donate to Heartbeat on the night and of course, every contribution towards the support we provide for cardiac patients and their relatives will be gratefully received."
The church, known as a 'treasure-house of Pre-Raphaelite artworks', is the burial site of Alice Hargreaves, famously known as Lewis Carroll’s 'Alice in Wonderland'.
The 'Light up a Heart' celebration is a highlight of Heartbeat's annual calendar, bringing joy and remembrance to the community each year.
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