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Boris starts carol season

Katharine Barney Katharine Barney
8 Dec 2009


Boris Johnson opens London's festive celebrations tomorrow at a community carol service at Jesus House in Barnet.

He will host the Mayor's carol service at Southwark Cathedral next Tuesday.

Carol singing every evening in Trafalgar Square will raise money for charity.

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@ Steve- MY HANDS ARE IN THE AIR!!!!!!!

Beside I'm a member of Jesus House so Im proud of my church :)

- Deborah Mayaki, Hatfield, 09/12/2009 12:28
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Are there any Christians left in London?How come no one's up in arms about this?

- Steve, London, 09/12/2009 08:27
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Oh come all ye faithfull, oh come all ye faithfull to North Greenwich and celebrate the end of weekend closures on the jubilee line! - (well maybe next year?)

- Melvyn Windebank, Canvey Island, Essex, 08/12/2009 11:52
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