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You may already know that traditionalists usually take their Christmas trees down on 6 January. But if you’re staring at your festive handiwork and wondering why you have to tear it down so soon ...

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Evergreens like fir, holly, ivy, and mistletoe that thrived in winter despite the darkness and the cold were favourite decorations for the Christmas season. Illustration by Birket Foster for the ...

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One of the biggest Christmas debates held by people across the country is the age-old question of when you should have your decorations up. For many, it's annoying when neighbours opt to put ...