A Newton Mearns cul-de-sac has once again been transformed into Glasgow's most festive street to help raise money for charity.
Residents of Lavender Drive have decked out their homes with a spectacular display of Christmas lights and decorations, including giant wreaths, snowmen and even an inflatable Loch Ness monster wearing a Santa hat.
The tradition first started three years ago when one resident was diagnosed with terminal cancer. In a bid to cheer them up, the close-knit community decided turn their street into a winter wonderland, with the festive set-up quickly becoming a hit with locals.
