Nottingham's Winter Wonderland set to be the longest yet

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The festivities will start on 7 November this year

Nottingham's Winter Wonderland event is set to start a week earlier this year, making it the longest ever.

The annual event, which features a range of stalls and attractions, will run from 7 November until New Year's Eve in Old Market Square.

The 400m long aerial ice track is due to make a return, alongside an ice toboggan and observation wheel.

Construction work is estimated to start between late September and early November.

The festivities will also include a number of bars and food outlets, as well as live music.

The event is being run by the Mellors Group, based in the city, in conjunction with Nottingham City Council.

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