very important british celebrations?
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trouping the colours is in mid-june. that's i think like the queen's official birthday or something. and the jubilee is at the end of may. another big one is rememberance day on 11 november. the queen lays a wreath of poppies at (can't remember the name of the monument) near parliment.
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Go to wikipedia and read about it. If there are such events!
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new years day\ngood friday\neaster monday\nmay day\nspring bank holiday\nsummer bank holiday\nchristmas day\nboxing day
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Yes, I celebrate it. While it's not an officially recognized holiday in the US, it is celebrated by pagans here. We refer to it as Beltane more often than May Day.
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http://www.beckenham-festival.org.uk/Sdadj.htm
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1.  Christmas, the celebration on the 25th of December\n\n2. Easter, the celebration where we hunt for eggs\n\n3. New Year's, where we bring in the New Year\n\n4. A holiday in France (just passed, the 1st of may) to acknowledge all those who work hard in their jobs\n\n5.  July 14th and it marks the storming of the Bastille, the National day of France\n\n6.ALL saint's day, the day after halloween, Nov 1st (a holiday in europe)
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It is not only in the UK this way. In Poland you have mother's day on 26th of May.
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There are loads. Go to Hackney Marshes any Sunday, or enquire at the Irish Centre Camden Road. Good Luck. Jim
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No.\n\nI have a UK calendar right in front of me, and it only lists Monday, May 29 as a bank holiday.
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What acheivements? Pointless war? Extreme debt? Death? Reduction of rights? What exactly would you like to celebrate about these accomplishments?
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For some stupid PC reason it might offend immigrants (many of whom probably wouldn't mind joining in!).  I always go to bonfire night, I wear a daffodil on St Davids Day (I'm Welsh not English) but wish my fiance Happy St Georges Day (he is English) and would encourage him to celebrate it.  Christmas and Easter are Christian not English celebrations.  Today is the first Veterans day in Britain, in America they get the day off, over here nobody has heard of it!\n\nI think it is the fault of the extreme PC brigade personally.  We do Rememberance very well though it has to be said and Guy Fawkes Night is good too.
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Book signings, Cookery Shows..\n\nYou just missed a signing on the 7th but:\n\n"23-25 Nov, UK: Good Food Show, Birmingham. Hope to see you there! "
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The British Museum holds many works of historical importance and is a magnificent building as does the Natural History Museum in South Kensington. The National Portrait Gallery holds some of the greatest paintings in the United Kingdom.\n\nSites of historical interest: \nTrafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Palace (House of Parliament), Leeds Castle, Windsor Castle, St. Paul's Cathedral, Great Queens Street (Grand Lodge of England), Tower Bridge and the Tower of London (with the Crown Jewels), Portsmouth (where you can see the Victory - Nelson's flag ship - and the Mary Rose - Henry VIII flag ship), Covent Garden with the Royal Opera House and the architecture of the surrounding buildings.
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Look at www.wikipedia.com for more.\n\nStonehenge, Glastonbury cathedral, Houses of Parliament, Canary Wharf (London), Big Ben (London), many more.
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there will be a fireworks show at greenfield village in dearborn (where im from), and also at camp dearborn. the one at greenfield village is pretty nice you should check it out. \nhttp://www.thehenryford.com/village/events/salute/default.asp
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try this site, it's www.confetti.co.uk they are a really good source of wedding information for the UK
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Its bonfire night. Its to commemorate when a man named Guy Fawked tried to blow up the houses of parliment in London in the 14th centuary, in an attempt to kill the king and all the members of government. \nWe (in the UK) set off fireworks to remember how he failed. \n\nIts called the gunpowder plot. And it happens all over the UK on 5th November. \n\nBut people usually let them off as soon as the month satarts..