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 ...

Every year, a 20-metre Christmas tree from Norway is erected in Trafalgar Square. Image: iStock/stockcam "Trafalgar Square is changed as never before. A 48-ft Christmas tree has sprung up on the ...

The Trafalgar Square Christmas tree is a nearly 70-foot Norwegian Spruce that's been an annual from the city of Oslo since 1947 as a token of Norwegian gratitude to the people of London for their ...

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 ...

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 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.

The Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square is an annual gift from the Norwegian city of Oslo as a token of gratitude to the people of London for their assistance during World War II.

The Christmas tree remains in place in Trafalgar Square until just before the Twelfth Night of Christmas, when it is taken down to be chipped and composted. London isn’t the only one Norway ...

In accordance with annual tradition, a Norwegian Christmas tree has arrived in Trafalgar Square. This year's spruce tree, which is given by Norway to Britain annually, stands at 68ft (21m) tall.