Summer Bank Holiday…
Observed on the last Monday of August in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland (and the first Monday of August in Scotland), marks the unofficial end of summer. It’s a time for relaxation, travel, and outdoor events, with many enjoying music festivals, beach trips, and family gatherings. The holiday was originally established to give workers a break before the busy autumn season. Today, it remains a cherished long weekend for fun and leisure.

Read more about the history and traditions of Summer Bank Holiday