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Worthing Christmas 2025: Your Local Guide to Festive Events

Worthing Christmas 2025 Your Local Guide to Festive Events

At The Victoria Grand Care Home, we believe Christmas is a time to celebrate connection, community, and joy, no matter your age or circumstances. As a warm and welcoming care home in the heart of Worthing, we’re proud to be part of this vibrant seaside town and love sharing the festive spirit with our residents, their families, and the wider community. 

That’s why we’ve put together your Christmas events guide for Worthing 2025, with the best local shows, markets, carol concerts, and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re looking for an outing with loved ones or simply want to know what’s happening nearby, this guide is here to help you make the most of the most wonderful time of the year. 

Worthing’s Top Christmas Events 2025 

1. Montague Place | Late November – Early December 

Each year, Worthing’s Traditional Christmas Event transforms Montague Place into a festive hub of lights, music, and merriment. It’s a beloved community gathering that marks the official start of the holiday season in Worthing, drawing families, senior residents, and visitors from across Sussex. 

What to Expect 

– Live music & performances: Local choirs, bands, carol singers, and seasonal acts. 
– Christmas market & stalls: Browse artisan gifts, festive treats, hot drinks, and seasonal crafts. 
– Surprises & special guests: In previous years, appearances have included Ebenezer Scrooge and ghostly characters to add theatrical flair. 
– Lighting ceremony / festive switch-on: The highlight moment when lights across the town centre come alive in a cascade of colour. 
– Santa’s grotto & family features: In past editions, Santa arrived and set up in a grotto for children to visit.
– Additional entertainment: In recent years, the event has included violinists, steel pan musicians, dance troupes, and even a dog Christmas sweater competition.  

What to Watch for in 2025 

While the exact 2025 date isn’t yet published, you can expect the following based on tradition: 

– The event will likely occur in early to mid-December, around 1:00 pm to early evening (6:30 pm). 
– The location will remain Montague Place / Montague Street, complemented by adjacent streets in the town centre. 
– Look out for public announcements from Worthing Town Centre BID or Time for Worthing closer to the season. 
– Also keep an eye on the Love Worthing Christmas Celebration on 7th November 2025, 16:00–20:00 in Montague Street, which may serve as a prelude to the full Christmas programme.  

Tips for Attending & Accessibility 

– Arrive early to avoid crowds around the lighting moment.
– Check for accessible entrances and nearest drop-off points; Montague Place is centrally located, but some nearby streets may have steps or temporary barriers. 
– Use public transport if possible, bus stops in the town centre are convenient, and limited parking is available close by. 
– Dress for the evening it can be chilly and damp, so warm layers and waterproofs are wise. 
– Capture the moment the illuminated lights, Santa scenes, and festive decor make for memorable photos. 

2. “So This Is Christmas” Craft Fair 

Charmandean Centre | Sunday 7th December 2025 

Organised by The Fairy Tale Fair in partnership with the Northbrook Friends of St Barnabas, So This Is Christmas is one of Worthing’s most cherished festive events. It’s a beautifully curated indoor market showcasing the creativity and spirit of the local community and all in support of a great cause.  

What You’ll Find 

– 60+ (often 65+) stalls featuring handmade goods, artisan crafts, original artwork, festive décor, cards, jewellery, and more
– Café / refreshment area to rest and refuel while browsing 
– Face painting & balloon modelling (free), fun for children and families
– Special guests, performances & opening ceremony, often the fair is opened by the Worthing Town Crier, and local entertainers make appearances throughout the day 
– Raffle, stalls by St Barnabas House & charity elements, proceeds support St Barnabas Hospice, a key local charity  

When & Where 

– Date & Time: Sunday 7 December 2025, 10:30 am to 3:30 pm 
– Venue: The Charmandean Centre, Forest Road, Worthing, BN14 9HS
– Entry / Donation: Often a small donation is requested (e.g. “suggested entry donation of £1”) in aid of St Barnabas House  

Why Attend? 

– Support a vital local charity: Since its launch in Worthing in 2015, So This Is Christmas has raised tens of thousands of pounds for St Barnabas House Hospice.  
– Unique gifts: Many stallholders are local makers whose creations you won’t find on the high street, perfect for personalised, thoughtful Christmas shopping. 
– Accessible & indoor: The event is held indoors (undercover), with full accessibility for wheelchairs and buggies. 
– Festive, family-friendly atmosphere: Between crafts, performances, children’s activities and refreshments, there’s something for everyone. 

Things to Note / Tips 

– Arrive early, stalls can be busiest mid-day, so early arrival gives you best browsing choice. 
– Bring some cash, although many makers support card payments, smaller vendors or raffle entries may favour cash. 
– Accessibility & facilities, there are toilets on site; the site is step-free and fully undercover. 
– Parking & transport: The Charmandean Centre has parking (often ~70 spaces) and free street parking nearby.
– Stall applications, if interested in being a stallholder, applications for 2025 are handled via The Fairy Tale Fair’s “Take Part” page. Stall fees (6ft × 2ft table) cost £59.50, and typically 50% of that goes to St Barnabas House. 

Event Links & Further Info 

– To learn more about The Fairy Tale Fair and their fair schedule: thefairytalefair.co.uk
– For more information on the 10th anniversary and it’s history, visit the Sussex Express article “Celebrating 10 years of So This is Christmas Fairs Worthing” SussexWorld 

3. Cinderella – The Pantomime 

Pavilion Theatre, Worthing | 4th December 2025 – 4th January 2026 

No Christmas is complete without a panto! This year’s magical production of Cinderella promises laughter, sparkle, and plenty of audience participation. Accessible seating and relaxed performances make it suitable for all generations. 

What to Expect 

– A star-studded cast: Leading the cast is Puja Panchkoty, known for her role as Jen in the BAFTA-winning CBeebies series Andy’s Adventures. This marks her Worthing pantomime debut, bringing warmth and charisma to the title role. Returning after their performances in Robin Hood are Paul Giddings and Jannine Pardo. Paul will once again double as performer and director, playing the ever-sparkling Fairy Fou Fou, while Jannine steps into the villainous role of the Wicked Baroness, guaranteed to get audiences booing and hissing in true panto style.  
– A festive extravaganza: Packed with dazzling costumes, show-stopping musical numbers, and side-splitting comedy, this pantomime promises to be a magical Christmas adventure for the whole family. 
– Accessible performances: The production offers accessible seating and relaxed performances, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the magic of panto.  

Why Attend? 

– A timeless tradition: Pantomimes are a cherished part of Christmas, offering festive fun for all ages. 
– Family-friendly entertainment: With its engaging storyline and interactive elements, Cinderella is perfect for a family outing. 
– Support local theatre: Attending this production helps support the vibrant arts scene in Worthing. 

Performance Schedule 

– Dates: Thursday 4 December 2025 – Sunday 4 January 2026 
– Venue: Pavilion Theatre, Worthing
– Tickets: Available through Worthing Theatres & Museum 

4. Christmas Wonderland Market 

Worthing Assembly Hall | Saturday 8th November 2025 

What to Expect 

– Over 100 stalls featuring local artisans and makers offering unique gifts, decorations, and festive goodies. 
– Santa’s Grotto: A magical experience for children, with tickets available in advance via Eventbrite.
– Live entertainment including carol singers and festive music to enhance the holiday atmosphere.
– Face painting and balloon modelling to keep the little ones entertained.
– Delicious food and drink options to enjoy as you browse the stalls. 

Why Attend? 

– Support a worthy cause: All proceeds benefit St Barnabas House Hospice, helping to provide essential care for those in need. 
– Shop local: Discover unique, handcrafted gifts and support local artisans.
– Family fun: Enjoy a day out with activities and entertainment suitable for all ages.
– Kickstart your Christmas shopping: Find one-of-a-kind presents and festive decorations to make your season bright. 

Event Details 

– Date: Saturday 8 November 2025
– Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
– Location: Worthing Assembly Hall, Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing BN11 1HQ
– Entry: Free admission; however, donations to St Barnabas House Hospice are encouraged.
– Santa’s Grotto: Advance booking required via Eventbrite. 

5. Swing Into Christmas Concert 

Assembly Hall, Worthing | Tuesday 16th December 2025 

Get into the festive groove with this lively concert featuring big-band renditions of Christmas classics and jazz favourites. Perfect for a fun evening out, or for music lovers who prefer toe-tapping tunes to traditional carols. 

What to Expect 

– A 30-piece big band with strings: Experience the magic of a full orchestra as they perform timeless Christmas hits and jazz standards. 
– Classic songs performed in swing style: Enjoy renditions of favourites like The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting), I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, and New York, New York. 
– Top-tier vocalists and instrumentalists: The orchestra features some of the UK’s finest talents, bringing each song to life with passion and precision.
– A festive atmosphere: The Assembly Hall will be adorned with holiday decorations, creating a warm and inviting setting for the concert. 

Why Attend? 

– Unique holiday experience: This concert offers a fresh take on Christmas music, blending traditional favourites with a swing twist. 
– Support local arts: Attending the concert helps support the vibrant arts scene in Worthing. 
– Perfect for all ages: Whether you’re a jazz enthusiast or just looking for a festive night out, this concert caters to all. 

Event Details 

– Date & Time: Tuesday 16 December 2025, 7:30 PM 
– Venue: Assembly Hall, Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing BN11 1HQ 
– Tickets: Available through Worthing Theatres & Museum 

6. Christmas Cracker 2025 – Sight Support Worthing 

Sight Support Worthing Centre, 48 Rowlands Road, Worthing | Monday 22th December 2025 | 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM 

Celebrate the festive season with a heart warming community event that embodies the true spirit of Christmas. Sight Support Worthing’s annual Christmas Cracker brings together local residents for a day filled with joy, giving, and festive cheer, all in support of those living with sight loss in our community. 

Santa’s Grotto 

– Time: 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM 
– Cost: £7.50 per child 
– Includes: A gift, reindeer food, and Christmas crafts 
– Booking: Essential. Reserve your spot via the official event page. 

Free Festive Fun for Everyone 

– Activities: Carol singing, festive games, and seasonal refreshments 
– Admission: Free, just drop by and join in the holiday spirit
– Location: Sight Support Worthing Centre, 48 Rowlands Road, Worthing 

This event is a wonderful opportunity to support a local charity dedicated to helping visually impaired residents enjoy greater independence. Whether you’re visiting Santa or simply soaking up the festive atmosphere, your participation makes a meaningful difference. 

Festive Tips for Families & Older Adults 

– Book early: Many events, especially pantomimes and craft fairs, sell out quickly. 
– Check accessibility: Most Worthing venues offer step-free access and disabled parking, but it’s worth confirming before you travel. 
– Enjoy daytime shows: Afternoon performances or morning markets can be more relaxed and less crowded. 
– Make it a family tradition: Attending an event together can be a wonderful way to connect generations, from grandchildren to great-grandparents. 

Celebrate Christmas with The Victoria Grand 

At The Victoria Grand Care Home, we love making Christmas magical for our residents. From festive baking sessions to carol singing and decorations throughout our home, it’s a season filled with warmth, laughter, and companionship. 

If you or a loved one would benefit from a short respite stay over Christmas, or if you’re considering a long-term residential placement in the new year, we’d be delighted to welcome you for a personal tour. 

Come see how we combine care, comfort, and community in the heart of Worthing. 

Call us today or book a viewing. 

 Let’s make this Christmas one to remember together. 

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

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The Role of Recreational Activities in Senior Well-Being

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As we age, maintaining a fulfilling and active lifestyle is essential for both physical and mental well-being. Recreational activities play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for seniors, particularly those in care homes. Engaging in stimulating and enjoyable activities not only improves physical health but also fosters social connections, boosts cognitive function, and enhances emotional well-being. 

At the Victoria Grand, we believe that recreational activities should be a fundamental part of senior care. In this blog, we explore the significant impact that these activities have on senior well-being and how they can contribute to a happier, healthier life. 

Physical Benefits of Recreational Activities 

Staying physically active is key to maintaining mobility, strength, and overall health. Regular movement can prevent a range of age-related issues, including muscle loss, joint stiffness, and cardiovascular problems. It also promotes better sleep patterns and increases energy levels, contributing to an overall sense of well-being. 

Examples of Physical Activities for Seniors: 

  • Gentle Exercise Classes – Chair yoga, tai chi, and stretching exercises improve flexibility, balance, and coordination. 
  • Gardening – Encourages movement, provides exposure to fresh air, and offers a sense of accomplishment while engaging with nature. 
  • Walking Groups – Helps maintain cardiovascular health, reduces the risk of osteoporosis, and provides an opportunity for socialisation. 
  • Dancing and Movement Therapy – Increases coordination, balance, and overall physical fitness in an enjoyable and engaging way. 

Engaging in these activities can enhance circulation, prevent falls, and improve overall vitality, helping seniors maintain their independence for longer. Additionally, physical activities release endorphins, which help reduce stress and anxiety, promoting a more positive mental state. 

Cognitive Stimulation and Mental Health 

Keeping the brain active is just as important as maintaining physical health. Engaging in mentally stimulating activities can help delay cognitive decline, reduce the risk of conditions such as dementia, and improve overall mental acuity. Cognitive activities also help in improving problem-solving skills, memory recall, and concentration. 

Activities That Enhance Cognitive Function: 

  • Puzzles and Brain Games – Sudoku, crosswords, and memory games keep the mind sharp and encourage critical thinking. 
  • Arts and Crafts – Painting, knitting, embroidery, and pottery encourage creativity, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive engagement. 
  • Reading and Storytelling Sessions – Encourage discussions, boost memory recall, and enhance comprehension and communication skills. 
  • Music and Singing – Stimulates memory and emotional well-being, often bringing back cherished memories from the past. 
  • Learning New Skills – Whether it’s learning a new language, trying an instrument, or engaging in creative writing, new experiences stimulate cognitive function. 
  • Pet Visits: At the Victoria Grand Care Home we encourage visits by family pets. 

Regular participation in these activities can improve mental agility and emotional resilience, keeping seniors engaged and motivated in their daily lives. 

Emotional Well-Being and Social Connections 

One of the biggest challenges seniors face is loneliness and social isolation. Recreational activities provide opportunities for meaningful interactions, fostering a sense of belonging, emotional support, and self-worth. 

Ways Activities Improve Emotional Well-Being: 

  • Group Social Events – Tea parties, themed nights, and community gatherings encourage social engagement and help build friendships. 
  • Animal Therapy – Interacting with pets can reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and provide emotional comfort. 
  • Volunteering and Giving Back – Encouraging seniors to mentor younger generations, participate in charity work, or share their knowledge through storytelling can boost their self-esteem and purpose. 
  • Mindfulness and Relaxation Sessions – Meditation, guided breathing exercises, and gentle stretching routines help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. 
  • Reminiscence Therapy – Encouraging seniors to share life stories, memories, and experiences fosters a sense of identity and emotional connection. 

By encouraging participation in social and recreational activities, care homes can help combat loneliness, promote a positive outlook on life, and create a nurturing, supportive community. 

The Role of Recreational Activities in Care Homes 

A well-structured activities programme in care homes ensures that seniors remain engaged and stimulated, enhancing their overall well-being. These programmes also help staff build deeper relationships with residents, understanding their preferences and individual needs. 

Key Aspects of a Successful Activities Programme: 

  • Variety and Choice – Offering a diverse range of activities to cater to different interests, physical abilities, and cognitive capabilities. 
  • Personalisation – Tailoring activities based on individual preferences, past hobbies, and cultural backgrounds. 
  • Routine and Consistency – Providing regular events to create structure, familiarity, and anticipation for residents. 
  • Encouragement and Support – Motivating residents to participate without feeling pressured, allowing them to engage at their own pace. 
  • Family and Community Involvement – Encouraging visits, intergenerational activities, and community partnerships to create a connected and enriched environment. 

At the Victoria Grand, we prioritise recreational activities as a fundamental part of our care, ensuring that every resident experiences joy, companionship, and engagement in their daily lives. 

Final Thoughts 

Recreational activities play a vital role in enhancing the well-being of seniors by improving their physical health, cognitive function, and emotional happiness. Whether it’s through exercise, creative arts, or social gatherings, these activities foster a sense of purpose and community, making life in a care home more fulfilling and enjoyable. 

At the Victoria Grand Care Home, we are committed to providing a vibrant and enriching environment for our residents. Our dedicated team ensures that each resident has access to activities that align with their interests and abilities, promoting overall well-being and happiness. 

If you would like to learn more about our activities programme or arrange a visit, please give us a call on 01903 248048, Email us at manager@thevictoriagrand.co.uk or complete our contact us form and will be in contact with you shortly! 

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

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A Guide to Elderly Care Support in West Sussex

A Guide to Elderly Care Support in West Sussex

At The Victoria Grand Care Home, we’re dedicated to providing exceptional care and support for the elderly in West Sussex. We understand that navigating the many services available for older adults can be overwhelming, whether you are looking for healthcare support, dementia care, home assistance, or social services. Our mission is to ensure that every elderly person receives the care, dignity, and assistance they deserve, whether they are living in a care home or independently in the community. 

This guide has been carefully curated to provide a one-stop resource for elderly residents and their families for support within the West Sussex area. Below, you will find essential services covering healthcare, dementia support, home care, nutrition, social well-being, transportation, financial assistance, and more. We hope this guide helps you find the best possible support for yourself or your loved ones. 

If you ever need further assistance or wish to learn more about the care services we provide, please don’t hesitate to contact us at The Victoria Grand Care Home. We’re here to help. 

1. Health & Medical Services in West Sussex 

1.1 West Sussex County Council – Adult Social Care Services 

The Adult Social Care department helps older residents remain safe, independent, and well-supported in their own homes.  
 
Their services include: 

  • Home care and personal support 
  • Residential care and nursing home placement 
  • Equipment and adaptations for homes 
  • Support for carers 
  • Help accessing financial benefits 
  • Contact Number: 01243 642121 
  • Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

1.2 Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust 

  • Rehabilitation services for elderly people recovering from illness or surgery. 
  • Community nursing teams to support those with chronic conditions. 
  • Geriatric specialist clinics for age-related medical concerns. 
  • Contact: 01273 696011 

1.3 Finding Local GP Practices and Pharmacies in West Sussex 

  • NHS Find a GP: Use the NHS website to locate your nearest GP practice. 
  • NHS Find a Pharmacy: Search for local pharmacies that offer prescription services, medication reviews, and minor ailment support. 
  • Contact: 111 for NHS services 

1.4 Private Elderly Healthcare Providers in West Sussex 

  • Spire Healthcare Gatwick Park Hospital – Private consultations, diagnostics, and specialist elderly care. 
  • Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital – Private elderly healthcare services, including physiotherapy, cardiology, and general check-ups. 
  • Benenden Health – Affordable private healthcare membership for elderly individuals. 

1.5 St Barnabas House Hospice Care 

  • Palliative and end-of-life care for those with terminal illnesses. 
  • Bereavement support for families and caregivers. 
  • Hospice at home services for those who prefer to stay in their own homes. 
  • Contact: 01903 706300 

1.6 Sussex Macmillan Cancer Support 

  • Specialist cancer support services for elderly patients. 
  • Free support groups and financial aid advice. 
  • Contact: 0808 808 0000 

1.7 Royal Voluntary Service (Good Neighbours Scheme) 

This nationwide service helps elderly individuals through: 

  • Befriending services 
  • Transport to GP/hospital appointments 
  • Shopping assistance 
  • Contact Number: 01903 257019 

1.8 Helping Hands Home Care – Sussex 

Professional live-in and visiting care services, including: 

  • Personal care assistance 
  • Companionship for those feeling isolated 
  • Dementia and Alzheimer’s care 
  • Contact Number: 03300 376 958 

2. Dementia Support Services in West Sussex 

2.1 Alzheimer’s Society – Dementia Connect West Sussex 

Dedicated to supporting individuals living with dementia and their caregivers.  
 
Their services include: 

  • Dementia support workers who provide guidance and emotional support 
  • Memory cafés for those with dementia to socialise 
  • Information about legal and financial support for people living with dementia 
  • Local dementia-friendly activities and events 
  • Contact Number: 0333 150 3456 

2.2 Dementia Support – Sage House (Tangmere) 

  • Sage House is a state-of-the-art dementia hub in Tangmere, offering: 
  • Specialist dementia assessments 
  • Day care and respite services 
  • Carer support groups and education sessions 
  • Financial and legal advice for dementia patients and families 
  • Contact Number: 01243 888691 

3. Social & Well-being Services in West Sussex 

3.1 Age UK West Sussex, Brighton & Hove 

Age UK is one of the most well-known charities providing a wide range of support for elderly people.  
 
They provide: 

  • Social groups and events to reduce loneliness 
  • Home support services (cleaning, shopping, companionship) 
  • Information & advice on benefits, housing, and care options 
  • Dementia support services 
  • Befriending services for isolated individuals 
  • Contact Number: 0800 019 1310 

4. Meals & Nutrition Services in West Sussex 

4.1 Meals on Wheels West Sussex 

  • Freshly prepared meals delivered to seniors’ homes. 
  • Special dietary options including diabetic, vegetarian, and gluten-free. 
  • Flexible meal plans with lunch and dinner options. 
  • Contact: 01903 731800 

Final Thoughts 

West Sussex offers an extensive range of elderly care support services, from home care and dementia support to social well-being programs and financial guidance. Whether you need help with daily activities, specialist healthcare, or emotional support, these services ensure that older residents receive the best care possible. 

For more information and to book a viewing about The Victoria Grand Care Home do not hesitate to Contact Us. 

We hope this guide helps you find the best assistance for yourself or your loved ones in West Sussex! 

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

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