November 2026 Calendar with UK Holidays and Observances
Choose a Union Flag calendar with a muted slate and burgundy theme. The Scotland design marks St Andrew’s Day and Armistice Day; the wider UK design also includes Bonfire Night and Remembrance Sunday. Both start on Monday and come in A4 and US Letter. St Andrew’s Day is a bank holiday in Scotland; the other marked dates are observances.
Each November 2026 calendar with UK holidays has a free PDF and matching preview. Separate A4 and US Letter editions are provided.
November 2026 Calendar with UK Holidays and Observances
A centered month heading, slate weekday band, burgundy accent and Union Flag give the UK pages their own visual identity. The calendar keeps only the essential date information. Scotland is named beside St Andrew’s Day; the article explains which dates are bank holidays and which are observances.
Choose Your Calendar Layout
Choose the Scotland bank-holiday reference or the wider observances calendar, then select A4 or US Letter.
| Design | Orientation | Week arrangement | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scotland bank holiday | Landscape | Monday start | US Letter and A4 |
| UK dates and observances | Landscape | Monday start | US Letter and A4 |
Scotland bank holiday
Landscape · Monday start
A Union Flag, centered month heading and slate-and-burgundy accents frame this Monday-start sheet. Armistice Day is marked on November 11, and St Andrew’s Day on November 30 includes Scotland beside its name. Open date boxes leave room for local plans and appointments.
US Letter PDF A4 PDF
UK dates and observances
Landscape · Monday start
This broader UK reference pairs the Union Flag with a muted slate weekday band. It names Bonfire Night, Remembrance Sunday, Armistice Day and St Andrew’s Day, with Scotland identified for the November 30 bank holiday. Six rows keep all dates separate.
US Letter PDF A4 PDFChoose the UK Calendar That Matches Your Location
The UK sheets name the relevant dates and show a Union Flag. St Andrew’s Day is a bank holiday in Scotland; the other listed dates are cultural or commemorative observances. The dates shown across the collection are:
- November 5: Bonfire Night, on the observances design.
- November 8: Remembrance Sunday, on the observances design.
- November 11: Armistice Day, an observance named on both designs.
- November 30: St Andrew’s Day, a bank holiday in Scotland, shown on both designs.
England and Wales and Northern Ireland have no November bank holiday in the published 2026 lists. The Scotland sheet pairs the St Andrew’s Day bank holiday with the Armistice Day observance. Choose the wider UK design to include Bonfire Night and Remembrance Sunday as well.
Both versions use Monday-first weeks, with Saturday and Sunday together. November 1 appears at the end of the opening row; November 30 starts the sixth row. The blank cells remain undated.
Each November 2026 calendar with UK holidays has separate paper editions: A4 landscape at 297 × 210 millimetres and US Letter landscape at 11 × 8.5 inches. Select the file matching your paper. Add local event times and venues after checking the organiser’s schedule.
Date references: GOV.UK bank holiday calendar (opens in a new tab), National Service of Remembrance, November 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab), Bonfire Night background (opens in a new tab), Armistice Day reference (opens in a new tab). Personal and local schedules should be checked with the relevant organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which November 2026 calendar with UK holidays covers Scotland?
The Scotland design marks St Andrew’s Day on November 30 with Scotland beside its name, and Armistice Day on November 11. St Andrew’s Day is the Scottish bank holiday; Armistice Day is an observance. A4 and US Letter editions show the same dates and Union Flag.
Is November 30 a bank holiday across the whole UK?
No. The November 30 bank holiday applies to Scotland. Scotland is printed beside St Andrew’s Day on both designs; the date is not a UK-wide bank holiday.
Are Bonfire Night and Armistice Day treated as bank holidays?
No. Both are observances rather than UK-wide bank holidays. Bonfire Night appears on the wider UK design; Armistice Day is named on both sheets.
Why does the UK calendar start on Monday?
It groups Saturday and Sunday together and provides a consistent Monday-first arrangement across both UK designs. November requires six rows in that arrangement.
Can I get an A4 edition?
Yes. Each UK design has a separate A4 PDF and a separate US Letter PDF. The previews and labels distinguish the paper editions; both are one-page files.
Can I add local November events?
Yes. Most boxes remain open for your own appointments and event details. The printed observance identifies a date, while a local event may have its own time, venue, or schedule.
