Trafalgar Square’s world-famous Christmas tree has been chopped down in Oslo ready for its journey to the capital. The 20-metre tree was cut in Grefsenkleiva on Thursday ahead of its long ...

Trafalgar Square's Christmas tree has been mocked again as angry Londoners hit out at the spruce's - an annual gift from Norway - 'dead branches'. Locals described the tree as 'rather unwell ...

The tree usually arrives in Trafalgar Square a few days before the switch on, giving time for it to be lifted into an upright position, and its branches to settle being being adorned with 500-odd ...

One such sight that people have clocked is the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree. While some may not be too impressed with how the tree looks, it is part of a tradition that dates back to the 1940s.

A Norwegian spruce, which is sent to London every year for Christmas, has been felled in a traditional ceremony. To make the tradition more environmentally friendly, this year the tree is ...

The much-ridiculed Trafalgar Square Christmas tree is likely to cost taxpayers more than £32,000 — even though it is a gift from Norway. Transportation and other costs have made the 65ft fir ...

Trafalgar Square's annual Christmas tree has arrived in London all the way from Norway - but as in previous years, it's already receiving backlash from social media users.

Trafalgar Square's annual Christmas tree lighting has left people unimpressed after Londoners waited for the switch on - only for the dazzling display to reveal the giant fur's "scrawny" branches.

Trafalgar Square’s Christmas tree was donated by Norway as part of an annual tradition preceding Sadiq Khan’s election as the mayor of London and is decorated in traditional Norwegian fashion.

Trafalgar Square’s world-famous Christmas tree has been chopped down in Oslo ready for its journey to the capital. The 20-metre tree was cut in Grefsenkleiva on Thursday ahead of its long ...

Trafalgar Square's Christmas tree has been mocked again as angry Londoners hit out at the spruce's 'dead branches'.. Locals described the tree - an annual gift from Norway - as 'rather unwell ...

A tree is sent from Norway each year as token of thanks for Britain's support during World War Two. Once in the capital, the 56-year-old, 20m high tree will be erected in Trafalgar Square. Image ...