A number of roads in Keighley town centre will be closed later this month as the town prepares for its annual Christmas lights switch-on.
The event will take place on Saturday 21st November 2026, with festive celebrations planned across North Street, Market Car Park and St Andrew's Church.
Hundreds of visitors are expected to attend, with entertainment, family activities and Christmas celebrations planned throughout the day.
To accommodate the event, a number of town centre roads will be closed between 7am and 8pm.
Diversions will be in place throughout the day to help manage traffic around the town centre.
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Bus services may also be affected, with passengers advised to check with their operators for any temporary route changes or diversions before travelling.
Organisers have acknowledged that the closures may cause disruption to residents, businesses and visitors, but say the measures are necessary to ensure the event can take place safely.
The celebrations will culminate in the switching on of Keighley's Christmas lights, marking the start of the festive season in the town.
Visitors travelling from Skipton and surrounding areas are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.
Further announcements about the entertainment and activities planned for the event are expected in the coming weeks.

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