United Kingdom Public Holidays 2045


January 2045

  • New Year’s DayMonday, 1 January
    Celebrated with fireworks, parties, and gatherings to welcome the new year.

March 2045

  • St David’s Day (Wales - Observed, Not a Bank Holiday)Saturday, 1 March
    Honoring St David, the patron saint of Wales, with parades and cultural events.

  • Good FridayFriday, 7 March
    A Christian holiday marking the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, observed with church services and reflection.

  • Easter Monday (Except Scotland)Monday, 10 March
    Celebrated with Easter egg hunts, family gatherings, and religious observances.


May 2045

  • Early May Bank HolidayMonday, 5 May
    Also known as May Day, celebrating the arrival of spring with festivals and community events.

  • Spring Bank HolidayMonday, 26 May
    A day off for many, marking the transition to summer, often enjoyed with outdoor activities and travel.


June 2045

  • Trooping the Colour (Not a Bank Holiday, but Celebrated Nationally)Saturday, 14 June
    A grand military parade in London celebrating the monarch’s official birthday.

July 2045

  • Orangemen’s Day (Northern Ireland Only)Saturday, 12 July (Substitute Holiday on Monday, 14 July)
    Commemorating the 1690 Battle of the Boyne, featuring parades and public gatherings in Northern Ireland.

August 2045

  • Summer Bank Holiday (Scotland)Monday, 4 August
    A day for relaxation, travel, and local events in Scotland.

  • Summer Bank Holiday (England, Wales & Northern Ireland)Monday, 25 August
    A public holiday marking the end of summer, often celebrated with fairs and outdoor activities.


November 2045

  • Bonfire Night (Not a Public Holiday, but Widely Celebrated)Wednesday, 5 November
    Also known as Guy Fawkes Night, celebrated with fireworks and bonfires.

  • St Andrew’s Day (Scotland Only - Bank Holiday in Scotland)Sunday, 30 November (Substitute Holiday on Monday, 1 December)
    Scotland’s national day, celebrating its patron saint with cultural and community events.


December 2045

  • Christmas DayThursday, 25 December
    A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed with feasts and family gatherings.

  • Boxing DayFriday, 26 December
    A day associated with post-Christmas sales, sporting events, and social gatherings.