Westhoughton festive light shows raise funds for Chorley hospice

A couple, who decorated their house in 83,000 LED Christmas lights as they try to raise money for a children's hospice, have said even they said "wow" when they saw them.

Lisa and Paul Spann have gone all out in efforts to brighten up their home in Westhoughton in a bid to support Derian House Children's Hospice in Chorley.

They said the bulbs function using a smart meter and it costed about £3.50 to run two shows each evening.

The display is nicknamed the "Westhoughton wonderland", they added.

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