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Golspie Rowing Club to continue tradition of New Year's Day torchlight parade


By Caroline McMorran

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It is a fiery spectacle that sees out the old year and ushers in the new.

Golspie Rowing Club is once again organising a community torchlight parade to mark the start of 2024.

The parade will follow a route along the seafront and finish at Golspie pier where there will be a bonfire with mulled wine and mince pies.
The parade will follow a route along the seafront and finish at Golspie pier where there will be a bonfire with mulled wine and mince pies.

The club has issued an open invitation for everyone take part in the event which starts at 6pm on Monday, January 1.

A club spokesperson said: “The New Year’s Day Torchlight Parade is a delightful celebration of unity and community spirit, showcasing the vibrant energy of Golspie as we welcome the New Year together.”

People are asked to gather in the car park of the former council offices, opposite the Bank of Scotland. Torches will be provided.

The event is free to attend but donations are welcome to support the rowing club’s projects and future community events.

The parade will follow a route along the seafront and finish at Golspie pier where there will be a bonfire with mulled wine and mince pies.

Golspie Rowing Club is a community organisation which aims to promote community spirit, health and wellbeing through rowing and community events.

The club actively engages with locals and visitors to foster a sense of togetherness and shared experiences.


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