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Time to undeck the halls? With Christmas in the rearview, an age-old debate has reentered the chat: when should you take down your seasonal decor? It ultimately comes down to personal preference. For ...

Christmas is over, 2026 is here, and, reluctantly, it's time to return to normality. For most people in the UK, this means taking down our festive decorations and packing them away for another year.

Christmas has passed, 2026 has arrived, and for many, it's time to reluctantly resume everyday life. For most households across Britain, this is the moment to dismantle festive decorations and store ...

10:33, Fri, Jan 2, 2026 Updated: 10:41, Fri, Jan 2, 2026 Christmas has passed, 2026 has arrived, and, somewhat begrudgingly, it's time to get back to normal. For the majority of Britons, this involves ...