Christmas has arrived in a Warwickshire village as its annual festive statue makeover is unveiled.
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| Chase is a German Shepherd pup from children's TV programme 'Paw Patrol'. Credit: Amber Cummins |
The Lord John Scott statue in Dunchurch is furtively dressed for Christmas each year, in a tradition that dates back decades.
Who decorates it is the village's "best-kept secret", according to residents, despite plenty of speculation.
This year it has transformed into German Shepherd pup Chase, a character from much-loved children's TV programme PAW Patrol whose slogan is "Chase is on the case".
On the statue's plinth, a cardboard sign reads: "Chase is on the Christmas Case".
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| Chase is a German Shepherd pup from children's TV programme 'Paw Patrol'. | Credit: Amber Cummins |
Amber Cummins, who lives in the village, said she was especially happy with the decoration as Paw Patrol was her three-year-old son's favourite show.
"The anticipation builds as Christmas approaches, and the reveal never disappoints," she told BBC Coventry & Warwickshire.
"The dressed-up statue brings the community together, and it's heartwarming to see children and adults alike react with such excitement when they see it."
In recent years the sculpture has also been transformed into the likes of Bluey, Pinocchio, Pingu and Peppa Pig.
It also became a World War Two soldier in May to mark Victory in Europe Day.
PAW Patrol, produced by Spin Master Entertainment, airs on Nick Jr. and Milkshake!, and is available to stream on Paramount+ and 5.
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