Titchfield Ablaze 2025

Every year Titchfield village celebrates Christmas by local residents displaying a lit Christmas tree in a bracket fixed to the outside of their houses.

Would you like to join in - or join us again - and have an outdoor tree this year?

We are able to supply a 4ft Norway Spruce tree at £16.50 a small increase on last year.

We have chosen to supply Norway Spruce the same as last year to keep costs down. Norway Spruce trees have classic fresh Christmas fragrance and structure (pyramid shape). Their needle retention is fine for outdoor trees and are used for Trees in Trafalgar Square and at 10 Downing Street. The trees will be supplied trimmed, but may need further trimming by you to fit into your bracket as there are many different bracket sizes in the village.

We will be sending an email with an order form out shortly to names on our mailing list. Forms will also be available from Hadlows the Butchers.

OR CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A FORM

Alternatively you can complete the form below and post it through 27 West St, letter box is though the archway or email via titchfieldablaze@gmail.com.

Thank you for joining us in lighting Titchfield for Christmas and making the village look festive.

The trees will be ready for you to collect from 9.30am - 1.00pm on Saturday 29 th November from the yard opposite 27 West St, the yard is on left before the path to Garsons. If you are unable to collect your tree please make alternative arrangements with a friend to collect within these times.

These trees are available for Titchfield Village residents - outside trees only.

Please tell your neighbours and friends in the village if they do not know about ordering a tree.

We are a group of local volunteers who co-ordinate the trees; placing an order or 300 English grown trees. They are delivered to the village for collection.

We organise Christmas trees for community buildings like the Parish Rooms and Hadlow’s the butchers provide a tree for the village green – with lights supplied by Freemantle’s, transport by Mark Harris and the star was made by Tony Traves.