Bank holiday tomorrow
- 30 May 2010 19:2454162not normally a big deal, but this could be the last that the opressed masses will enjoy.
we all know that our susan is all for abolishing them, now that she dines at the table of the mighty her influence could bring an end to such pleasures.
i understand that she has no problem with us having an extended lunch hour on christmas day though. - 30 May 2010 20:5754184Pithy Howard.
- 30 May 2010 21:0354188Howard, That is the best yet.
- Brian Dixon
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31 May 2010 08:5354211ah yes a good subject this is.i would like to see a few more during the year,here are a few suggestions below.
st goarges day.
ve day
vj day
battle of brittan day
the queens birthday
all hallows day
an eu day with a massive market and fun fair,the market to cover market square,biggin street,somerfild and st james car parks and sea front.july the 14th would suit with fireworks in the evening.
and not forgetting a grumpy sue day. 
- 31 May 2010 09:4554223I'd like to add:
Trafalgar Day
Waterloo Day
Blenheim Day
Crecy Day
Poitiers Day
Act of Union Day
But I'd scrap:
Mayday - 31 May 2010 09:5854227Could not agree more Sid about scrapping May Day, there are too many holidays compressed into a very short period in the spring while the Autumn has none.... So yes, Trafalgar Day in October to replace May Day.
Like you other ideas too but perhaps the calender could manage just one more to encompass most of those, how about 'Bash the Frog leg eating surrender monkies Day'? - 31 May 2010 10:0054228
- 31 May 2010 10:2354230Howard, it`s bank holiday today mate not tomorrow.
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.