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Bank Holiday
(redirected from Spring Bank Holiday Monday)

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Bank Holiday
The term for a public holiday in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. As the term implies, banks are closed on bank holidays, as are many other businesses. Employees who work on bank holidays often are paid extra. Bank holidays may or may not coincide with cultural or religious festivals.


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After establishing her name with pointto-pointers, she took out a public licence in 2000, and the following spring bank holiday Monday she landed four winners within 40 minutes at various meetings.
The event, held at Middlesbrough FC's Riverside Stadium on Spring Bank Holiday Monday, was a great success.
ON Spring Bank Holiday Monday my son and I enjoyed a wonderful night of entertainment at the Empire Theatre, compered by Billy Butler and Pete Price, followed by a talented young dance group called Animal.
 
 
 
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