YourFestivePhotos2021 featured image.

Entries close today (Friday) for our festive-themed photograph competition.

 Your last-minute snap could bag you £25 as we have two prizes up for grabs.

You have until 5pm to send your best seasonal pictures and YLP staff will be looking for our two winners after the deadline.

Remember to include your name, address, a contact number and some information about who or what is featured in your photograph.

Pictures should be emailed to: news@yourlocalpaper.co.uk or dropped off/posted to our office at 29 King Street, King’s Lynn, PE30 1ET during the festive break. 

Here are some of the entries we have received in the last few days.

1 of 11
A festive decorated fence adds some cheer in Ingoldisthorpe, sent in by Jayne Dix, of Lynn Road.
Two different pictures from Sean Gallagher of West Lynn – “festive elves” Nidge and Panda looking forward to Christmas dinner and right, Winter Queen festive balcony display at West Lynn.
Jane Richmond said: “Very proud of my granddaughter Amelia on her horse Jim Jam on her Xmas ride.”
Julie Clarke, of Fakenham, sent in this picture of a festive-looking Misty “wishing you all happy New Year”, she said.
In their Santa hats are Zola, Lexi and Jazz sent in by Kathy Carter, of Ingoldisthorpe, who said soon after the photo was taken Lexi had both eyes removed but has adapted very well.
Abi Peters, of King’s Lynn sent in this picture of her grandmother Doreen Diggle, of Lynn, and said: “To me, she is the real meaning of Christmas. Doreen is 94 and this past year, she has had COVID-19 twice, sepsis and pneumonia, but she doesn’t stop smiling. “And she doesn’t let anything stop her from enjoying Christmas. She is an inspiration to everybody, and she always reminds us how to keep going and find joy in everything.”
Jenny Powley, of Gaywood, said this Lego Christmas tree was constructed by her eight-year-old granddaughter.
Two different pictures from Sean Gallagher of West Lynn – “festive elves” Nidge and Panda looking forward to Christmas dinner and right, Winter Queen festive balcony display at West Lynn.
“My daughter’s cat (Marcello) having a wonderful time in her Christmas tree playing hide and seek,” said Mary Fysh, of South Wootton.
Santa on his tractor and trailer spreading a bit of Christmas joy in Grimston, taken by Julie Smart, of Grimston.

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR