QUESTION: In A Christmas Tree, why were Dickens’s Christmas decorations from Wolverhampton? A Christmas Tree (1850) was Charles Dickens’s ‘other’ Christmas story. It was an elderly ...

A Dickens of a Christmas The theme for this year's event is Charles Dickens ... rooms in the house will be festooned with traditional decorations – but visitors can expect more than tinsel ...

The Christmas of our imagination — and, indeed, our dreams — is resolutely white. Yet why is this, when so rarely does the big day bring a blanket of snow? At first glance, it seems logical to credit ...