Great Western Coffee Shop

That's ridiculous (the lights), too many means you can't look at a specific set clearly.
Round here most of the heavily decorated houses are lived in by people of the work shy variety and all look remarkably tacky.

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Wokingham Borough Council claimed it sought an injunction against Mr Moszczynski because the increase in police patrols to deal with crime and complaints in the area when the lights were up, cost ^7,455 and caused a drain on resources.

Neighbours said the numbers of people attracted by his displays led to incidents of crime and there were disputes about parking and complaints to police. But last year^s show saw reduced numbers of visitors. Mr Mosczcynski believed that may have been due to less publicity and the bad weather.

The 54-year-old began doing the display at his old house in Warren Road, Woodley, 21 years ago, when his children were small. He transferred it to Sonning when the family moved there in 1997.

And he has suffered for his art ^ in January 2003 he fell as he was packing away the lights in time for Twelfth Night, donations have also been stolen and his lights sabotaged with transformers pinched and figurines trampled.

He also faced a county court prosecution in 2006 when he was accused of criminal damage to properties in West Drive, for which he was acquitted.

Mr Moszczynski has since given all the lights away on eBay to a man in Birmingham who is raising cash for a care home, but he vowed to continue helping Daisy^s Dream and has given ^500 this year.

That's ridiculous (the lights), too many means you can't look at a specific set clearly.
Round here most of the heavily decorated houses are lived in by people of the work shy variety and all look remarkably tacky.

.....has electricity reached Cornwall? ;)