UK Bank/Regional Holidays

Based on the information provided, name all of the bank holidays that occur in the UK every year.

If the date falls on a weekend, the holiday is usually transferred to the following Monday.

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Date	Answer
1st January	New Year’s Day
Day after above (Scotland only)	2nd January/Day after New Year's Day
17th March (Northern Ireland only)	St Patrick’s Day
Variable - March/April	Good Friday
Variable - March/April (excluding Scotland)	Easter Monday
First Monday in May	Early May Bank Holiday
Last Monday in May (previously Monday after Pentecost)	Spring Bank Holiday
12th July (Northern Ireland only)	Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen’s Day)
First Monday in August (Scotland)/Last Monday in August (elsewhere)	Summer Bank Holiday
30th November (Scotland only)	St Andrew’s Day
25th December	Christmas Day
26th December	Boxing Day

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