The weather has caused some delays for the city of London’s Christmas tree collection.
In a statement released Sunday, officials say they’re running five to six days behind schedule with only about half the trees collected.
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They estimate there are still about 7,000 households that still have their trees at the curb.
Collection will resume Monday in parts of zone A, and most of D, E and F.
Londoners are asked to leave their trees within a metre of the curb in front of their homes and to make sure they are free of decorations and not in a plastic bag.
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