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### When Are Bank Occasions in 2025? Government Considers Additional Day away from work

 


### When Are Bank Occasions in 2025? Government Considers Additional Day away from work


Could 2025 bring extra time off work?


Following the additional bank occasions for the Platinum Celebration, Brits could appreciate additional downtime one year from now as two new dates are being proposed. The UK is set to commend the "Best Age," checking a long time since the finish of The Second Great War, possibly with Government-endorsed additional occasions.


### Planned Bank Occasions in 2025


As of now, eight public occasions are anticipated 2025:


- **New Year's Day** - January 1

- **Great Friday** - April 18

- **Easter Monday** - April 21

- **Early May Bank Holiday** - May 5

- **Spring Bank Holiday** - May 26

- **Summer Bank Holiday** - August 25

- **Christmas Day** - December 25

- **Boxing Day** - December 26


### Potential Additional Bank Occasions


Conversations are progressing about adding a couple of new dates, either by expanding existing bank occasions or presenting independent ones.



Proposition include:

- **May 9 or May 12**, making a lengthy spring occasion.

- **August 22**, driving into the August 25 Summer Bank Occasion.


This approach reflects the Platinum Celebration festivities in 2022, when the UK denoted the late Sovereign Elizabeth II's 70-year rule with a four-day occasion.


### Why Celebrate in 2025?


2025 imprints the 80th commemoration of the finish of The Second Great War:

- **May 8, 1945 (Triumph in Europe Day)**: Germany's unrestricted acquiescence, finishing the contention in Europe.

- **August 15, 1945**: Japan's acquiescence, finishing up the conflict around the world.


Around 70,000 WWII veterans remain, and these occasions plan to respect their administration and penance while recollecting the people who gave their lives.



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