| Méthode | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| calculateChristmasHolidays ( ) | Christmas Day is celebrated in the United Kingdom on December 25. It traditionally celebrates Jesus Christ's birth but many aspects of this holiday have pagan origins. Christmas is a time for many people to give and receive gifts and prepare special festive meals. | |
| calculateNewYearsDay ( ) | New Year's Day is a public holiday in the United Kingdom on January 1 each year. It marks the start of the New Year in the Gregorian calendar. For many people have a quiet day on January 1, which marks the end of the Christmas break before they return to work. | |
| initialize ( ) | Initialize holidays for the United Kingdom. |
| Méthode | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| calculateMayDayBankHoliday ( ) | The first Monday of May is a bank holiday in the United Kingdom. It is called May Day in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is known as the Early May Bank Holiday in Scotland. It probably originated as a Roman festival honoring the beginning of the summer season (in the northern hemisphere). In more recent times, it has been as a day to campaign for and celebrate workers' rights. | |
| calculateSpringBankHoliday ( ) | The spring bank holiday, also known as the late May bank holiday, is a time for people in the United Kingdom to have a day off work or school. It falls on the last Monday of May but it used to be on the Monday after Pentecost. |
| public calculateChristmasHolidays ( ) |
| public calculateNewYearsDay ( ) |