Crowds turned out to see Alsager's Christmas lights switch-on yesterday (Sunday).

The annual event was busier than ever before with stalls lining the streets and a fair the other side.

There will be over 80 market stalls indoor and outdoors and fairground rides throughout the town. Most shops were open and there was a Santa's grotto inside Alsager Civic.

The traditional fair was a big attraction for everyone. (Photo: Nub news)

The lights were officially be switched on at 6 pm but the fun started at 4 pm and there was a live DJ set.

It is organised by Alsager Christmas Events Committee, supported by Alsager Round Table, Alsager Town Council and many volunteers.

Crowds also went to see the annual Christmas Tree Festival at Wesley Place Church with an array of Christmas trees.

Volunteer, Jane Byrne, helped man the Alsager Animals in Need stall. (Photo: Nub News)

Alsager Animals in Need were also at the switch-on, with their teddy tombola stall, as well as books and Christmas t-shirts.

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