Burning the Clocks is supported by Arts Council England, whose contributions have supported the high rising costs of materials, labour, and transport.

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Thousands of people lined the streets of Brighton on Thursday for the annual Burning the Clocks parade. Two thousand people paraded through the city's streets with home made paper and willow lanterns.

Burning the Clocks begins at around 6:30pm on New Road, near the Pavilion on Wednesday, December 21. The fireworks and effigy burning will commence around 7:30pm on the beach new Kemptown.

More than 30,000 people turned out for the annual Burning the Clocks parade in Brighton on Saturday, organisers have said. The parade had a theme of "voyager", ...

The Burning of the Clocks Festival consists of a procession of lanterns that are carried by locals and volunteers through the city from the Brighton Dome to the seafront, ...

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Burning the Clocks goes ahead despite high winds. Image source, Eddie Mitchell. Image caption, Burning the Clocks takes place in Brighton every 21 December. Bob Dale. BBC News, South East.