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Since 1947, the people of Norway have presented a Christmas Tree each year to the British people in thanks for help received during World War II. The tree is always erected in Trafalgar Square in central London.
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In Great Britain, a Christmas tree is a popular symbol and decoration during the holiday season. It is traditionally adorned with lights, ornaments, and tinsel. Families typically gather around the tree on Christmas Day to exchange gifts and celebrate the holiday.
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What does Great Britain call Christmas?
The people of Great Britain call it Christmas.
Who visits children on Christmas in Great Britain?
Father Christmas. Great Britain is his favourite holiday destination.
Which British monarch's spouse helped popularise the Christmas Tree in Great Britain?
Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, popularized the Christmas tree in Great Britain. The London newspapers showed an engraving of the royal family gathered around the tree, and people began emulating the custom in their own homes. Prince Albert was known for donating trees to army barracks and schools.
What are traditions for Great Britain?
christmas ^_^
What are great Britain's traditions?
Christmas ^_^
What is Christmas called in great Britain?
It's called Christmas
How tall is the Christmas tree in Cheshire Oaks?
the Cheshire oaks tree is 100 ft (30 metres) it's nickname is ''britain's tallest Christmas tree''
What are some Great Britain Christmas songs?
merry efing Christmas
Why did prince Albert introduce the Christmas tree to Britain?
Because he was German, and Christmas trees were popular in Germany.
What is the national tree of Great Britain?
The national tree of England is the oak tree! :)
Which country traditionally provides Britain with Christmas tree for trafalgar square?
Norway
Are there Christmas trees in Britain?
Christmas trees are very popular in Britain. Depending on which version you believe: Queen Charlotte is credited with the introduction of the first 'Christmas Tree' in the 1600s, as is Prince Albert in the 1800s.
