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Families can also choose from two Paddington books from Harper Collins’ children’s books based on The Adventures of Paddington TV series – First Snow and The Christmas Wish. These stories are the perfect companion for kids wanting a touch of wonder this Christmas. The indoor rink at The Venue Leisure Park, Cribbs Causeway will be opening its doors to the public for the first time at 9am on October 25.
Like millions of children and families around the world, Paddington was forced to flee his home and build a new life far away from those he loved. His stories and adventures exemplify kindness, tolerance and perseverance in the face of adversity, making him the perfect champion for children’s rights. Keep Christmas shopping local this year. Not only is it better for the environment, but you will be helping to keep the high street alive and supporting local businesses. From homemade delights and decorations to designer diamonds, Paddington has something for everyone.October 2021 – Paddington, the much-loved children’s character, has teamed up with UNICEF to bring exciting opportunities for children to learn all about the lives of their peers around the world. UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. Across more than 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone.
There's an interactive doll's house version of the Brown mansion - where you can wave your hand to see cute scenes inside. Then an elf guide will take you through to the rooftops of London, where kids can peek into chimney tops and even slide down a chimney into the main living room of the Brown home.The Trafford Centre announced the news today, saying: "Tinseltown at Trafford Centre is set to be extra-special this year as Santa will be joined in its iconic Christmas Grotto by a special friend, Paddington™. The Christmas with Paddington Grotto experience at Trafford Centre Manchester will be open November 16 until December 24 for families of all ages to enjoy a memorable festive experience - expected to be bigger and better than ever before with Paddington’s arrival. Alongside the grotto, the newly opened and much anticipated Planet Ice ice rink will create the ultimate festive day out for the whole family. Story telling sessions run in the daytime on weekdays from 12noon to 3.30pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Friday until December 2.
Every child will receive a specially created activity-book gift, as well as a special little something from Paddington himself. We all know that children are naturally curious and love to learn new things. That is why, with each of these products, children will be able to explore a different interest with Paddington and contribute to the life of a child who lives elsewhere.”Visitors get to walk through a Christmassy recreation of the London street where Paddington bear lives with the Brown family, before heading into their home to meet Santa's elves and Paddington himself. Families then get to individually meet Santa where children are given a gift. This year, he’s making his way to Cribbs for what organisers say will be their biggest and best Christmas attraction ever. We are super proud to be unveiling an exciting new experience Cribbs’ Christmas with Paddington in Bristol on 13th November 2021. Rail passengers are being warned to expect severe disruption on Christmas Eve because of the closure of two of London's busiest mainline stations. Paddington and Kings Cross will shut on December 24th forcing passengers to take lengthy diversions and adding around 90 minutes to some journeys. The Great Western mainline will be closed between Paddington and Ealing Common to allow engineering work on the new HS2 interchange station at Old Oak Common. Trains to and from South Wales and the West Country will terminate at Reading. The East Coast mainline will be closed between Kings Cross and Peterborough. Below are some trains from Paddington on the Sunday before Christmas Eve and on the 24th:
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