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Published Date: 05 November 2009
By Sarah Dunn
AN EMMERDALE star will officially launch the festive season at a Sheffield shopping centre when he turns out to switch on the Christmas lights.
Tom Lister, who plays bad boy Carl King in the ITV soap, will light up Crystal Peaks at the big switch-on event at 6.30pm on Thursday November 12.

He has also pledged to hand his appearance fee for the event to the Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice
in North Anston.

The switch-on will also include the opening of the centre's Christmas Grotto, where children can go and visit Santa over the coming weeks.

Log on to www.crystalpeakscentre.co.uk


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  • Last Updated: 05 November 2009 7:52 AM
  • Source: Sheffield Star
  • Location: Sheffield
 
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Jerry-Co,

05/11/2009 08:53:59
Tom Who?
Shame. Should have got a serving soldier or perhaps a recovering wounded soldier to swith them on.
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05/11/2009 09:46:10
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Vague_Boy,

05/11/2009 10:03:33
Who?

Sorry, but I've never heard of this guy.

Boy, the word "star" has really been devalued hasn't it?
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Miserable Les,

05/11/2009 11:29:10
Christmas gets earlier and earlier.
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MalMonroe,

05/11/2009 14:16:27
Oh, come on people! It's CRYSTAL PEAKS for goodness' sake, not Oxford Street. Get over it.
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