Calendar of Festivals and Special Days UK

Calendar of Special Events / Special Days / Holidays / Festivals in England / Britain / UK - 2005 / 2006
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November 2005

Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun

Folklore, Sayings and Anniversaries

National Awareness Days

Nov 2006

1
Diwali
(Sikh/ Hindu)


Hindu New Year

All Saints' Day (Christian)
2 new
All Souls Day (Christian)
3
Eid-al-Fitr (Muslim)
4 5
Bonfire Night

6
London to Brighton Veteran Car Run

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" London Film Premiere

7
Road Safety Week

8 9 Ist 10 11
Armistice Day (National)
Birthday of Guru Nanak (1469) (Sikh)
12
Lord Mayor's Show
13
Remembrance Sunday (National)
14
Prince of Wales' Birthday
15 16 Full
Sangha Day (Buddhist)
Full Moon
17 18
BBC Children in Need
19

20
Stir up Sunday

21
Anti Bullying Week
22 23 3rd 24 25 26

27
Advent Begins (Christian)

28

29 30
St Andrew's Day  (National)
2005
2006
2007
2008
All Saints Day (Christian)
Christian day for honouring saints, known and unknown.
Nov 1
All Souls Day (Christian)
Christian day of prayers of intercession for the dead.
Nov 2

Guy Fawkes Night (Bonfire Night)

400th anniversary of the Gun Powder Plot (2005)

Nov 5
Lord Mayor’s Show & Fireworks Display (2nd Saturday in November)
The first Lord Mayor's Show was held in 1215 and since its conception only major events such as the Black Death - and in 1852, the funeral of the Duke of Wellington - have stopped the show.
Nov 12
Nov 11
Nov 10
Nov 8
Armistice Day
2 minutes silence at 11 a.m.
Nov 11
Remembrance Sunday
The Queen, the Prime Minister and other dignitaries lay wreaths and observe a minute's silence (at 11am) at the Cenotaph to commemorate those who gave their lives for their country in both world wars. Afterwards, the Bishop of London takes a short service of remembrance.
Nov 13
Nov 12
Nov 11
Nov 9
Stir-up Sunday
Nov 20
Nov 26
Nov 25
Nov 23
The State Opening of Parliament (the first day of the new parliamentary session) The Queen's Speech is delivered by the Queen from the Throne in the House of Lords.
This year the Stae Opening took place in May after the General Election.
May
Nov
Nov
Nov
St Andrew's Day (Patron Saint of Scotland)
It is the church festival of the St. Andrew, regarded as Scotland’s national Day (although it is not an official bank holiday).
Nov 30
Advent Sunday - Start of Advent
Christian time of preparation for observing the birth of Jesus Christ.
Nov 27
Dec 3
Dec 2
Nov 30
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