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Published Date: 19 November 2008
SOAP star Jake Wood wowed the crowds at County Mall when he switched on the Christmas lights yesterday (Thursday).
Jake, whose saucy storylines as Max Branning have made him one of TV's hottest stars, flicked the switch at 7pm.

Last night hundreds of townsfolk crammed in to County Mall eagerly awaiting one British TV's baddest boys.

While they waited families were entertained by giant stilt-walking Christmas trees and carol singers in period dress.

As the clock ticked towards Jake's arrival Mercury FM DJ Chris Oxlade threw on some Christmas tunes and bantered with fans.

Then Jake was spotted descending the escalator by an eagle-eyed Eastenders fan and the huge crowd went beserk.

Cockney bad boy Jake teased soap fans with hints about his upcoming storylines but in true Enders style left everyone with a cliff hanger.

Did you miss Jake? Or were you there and just want to re-live the moment? Catch him on our video just click the green button.








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  • Last Updated: 21 November 2008 11:30 AM
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  • Location: Crawley
 
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Molly Robinson,

Crawley 19/11/2008 21:15:14
This is exciting, my family and I love Eastenders and I will be going into town for this years big switch on. In the past I have never really bothered with the event but it is about time a town of our size made a bid for some TV celebrities. Well done!
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Jonjo H,

21/11/2008 16:00:42
Nice video - what a showman! Shame the lights in the Broadway didn't even last the day before most of them broke. Shoddy Crawley Council, very shoddy.
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