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Lightwater Bonfire Night

All Saints Church Field, Lightwater · 7 November 2026

7 Nov

1st Lightwater Scouts turn the Jubilee Field behind All Saints Church into a bonfire night each year, with a themed bonfire that marks something from the year. It is a compact evening that finishes by 8.30pm.

Highlights

  • Themed bonfire built by the Scouts
  • Fireworks display at 7.30pm
  • BBQ, tea tent and glowsticks
  • Music from a DJ

Good to know

  • The themed bonfire depends on Parish Council approval and ground conditions
  • No alcohol or sparklers
  • Proceeds support Lightwater Scouts

Getting there

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All Saints Church Field, Broadway Road, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SJ

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Checked on 19 October 2026 against lightwaterscouts.org.uk, tickettailor.com. Details change, so please confirm with the organiser before you travel. How we check

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