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E: 03/11 Win a Forget-me-not and snowflake bauble x3
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A newspaper published a picture of Queen Victoria’s Christmas tree, hung with baubles.
A newspaper published a picture of Queen Victoria’s Christmas tree, hung with baubles.We have a handmade ceramic Forget-me-not and snowflake bauble for three winners drawn from correct entries received by the end of 3 November.
Just choose the right answer to the following question.
Decorating Christmas trees was originally a Central European custom – what popularised it in Britain and elsewhere?
- A) William Gladstone made buying Christmas baubles compulsory for everyone in Wales.
- A newspaper published a picture of Queen Victoria’s Christmas tree, hung with baubles.
- C) Mary Seacole gave Christmas baubles to soldiers injured in the Crimean War.
Email your answer to magazine@alzheimers.org.uk by the end of 3 November 2025, along with your name and address.
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