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February 14, in the UK, as in many countries around the world, Valentine's Day or Valentine's Day is celebrated.

The annual London Marathon (Virgin London Marathon) - an event usually held in April - is more than a sporting event. This is one of the longest street parties in the world.

In Britain and other countries, World Lefties Day is celebrated today. It was first noted on August 13, 1992 on the initiative of the British Left-Hander Club established two years before.

The Peterborough Beer Festival is the second largest beer festival in the UK. It takes place in a small town in the east of England every year in the second half of August.

Almost every major city in the world can boast of its own film festival. London is no exception. True, the local festival can not be on the popularity and prestige, for example, with Cannes or Venice. 5-16 October

The Spring Bank Holiday is a national public holiday in the United Kingdom and is celebrated on the last Monday in May. It may also known as the Late May Bank Holiday.

Spring Bank Holiday became a holiday in 1967 when it replaced Whit Monday as a public holiday in the UK.

The change was welcome as the date of Whit Monday often fell in summer term for schools interrupting exam schedules.

Whit Monday was never celebrated in Scotland.

In 2012, the Spring Bank holiday was moved to early June to allow a 4 day weekend for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

This day is also a public holiday in Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey.

Bank Holidays

On Bank Holidays, generally on a Monday, some shops and banks are closed. Shops that open may follow different trading hours than normal and transport may run on a reduced schedule. There will be no postal service.

Bank holidays were first introduced by the Bank Holidays Act of 1871, which designated four holidays in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and five in Scotland.