A section of Greerton Village's festive lights have recently vanished.

Greerton Village, a non-profit organisation, puts up the lights every year to engage in the festive spirit as a service to the community.

The township will be slightly less bright on the starry nights this Christmas season according to Greerton Village manager Sally Benning, who realised the lights had been taken after a community member spotted a gap on the trees.

"The lights take about six months to ship in, so we won't be able to get any more this season," says Sally.

"We'd love it if someone could reach out and let us know if they have any information."

Sally is unsure if the lights were stolen over the weekend, but says she had it reported to her in the last few days.

"We also lost two of our cables from our lights to the power sockets, and one of the connectors for the lights. So all together there are quite a lot of lights which are now out."

This comes as Bethlehem's golden reindeer was also stolen on Friday night.

In previous years, people have engaged in other forms of Christmas vandalism which almost certainly qualifies for Santa's naughty list.

"In the past we've had people throw the baubles and harm the Christmas tree we have in the village, which is why we invested in a fence for the tree this year," says Sally.

"However, they seem to have moved onto the lights now, which is a real shame.

"We're not a business, so we only have a certain amount of money.

"A group of volunteers do this because it brings joy to people and it looks awesome. It is really disappointing some people think they can help themselves or wreck them."

If anyone has information on the whereabouts of the missing Christmas lights from Greerton's township, contact Greerton Village on Facebook.