The Santa Bus will return to Newquay this Sunday as part of its 2025 tour across Plymouth and Cornwall.
The festive fundraiser sees Santa and his helpers travel through local communities collecting donations for two charities: Hugs Plymouth, and LARF Cornwall, which supports young people living with cancer.
The annual event is organised by volunteers, with Go Cornwall Bus donating the vehicle and operational support.
The Santa Bus will make its way through a number of communities on Sunday evening, starting in Mitchell before heading to Fraddon, Indian Queens, St Columb Major and Nansledan. It ill then head towards the town centre and finish in St Columb Minor.
Residents are encouraged to give Santa a wave and support the fundraising if they can.
The first stop is expected shortly before 5.45pm, with the tour running until around 7.45pm.
• Mitchell – 5:45pm
• Fraddon, Westborne Terrace – 6:05pm
• Indian Queens, St Frances Road – 6:15pm
• St Columb Major, Trelawney Park – 6:30pm
• St Columb Major, West Parks – 6:35pm
• Nansledan Roundabout – 6:50pm
• Quintrell Downs, The Oaks – 6:55pm
• The Goldings – 7:05pm
• Via Gannel & Boating Lake, Trenance Road – 7:15pm
• Mount Wise – 7:20pm
• Manor Road Bus Station – 7:30pm
• Great Western Hotel – 7:35pm
• Porth Four Turns – 7:40pm
• St Columb Minor – 7:45pm
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