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was January 2nd 2009 a holiday in Scotland

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Has January 2nd 2009 ever been a day declared as a public holiday, in addition to weekends, when most office workers do not go into work in the place Scotland, the constituent country of the United Kingdom?
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January 2 is an annual bank holiday and the last day of the Hogmanay (New Year) celebrations in Scotland. Name 2nd January ... 2009: 2nd January: Local holiday: SCT: Mon: Jan 4: 2010: 2nd January ...
January 2 is a Bank Holiday in Scotland. It is not however a Bank Holiday or a public holiday in England, Northern Ireland or Wales.
Yes, it's a public holiday, second New Year's Day to allow everyone to recover from Jan 1st. This year, as the 2nd is a Saturday, the following Monday (the 4th) is a ...
January 2 is the second day of the year in the ... shadow theatre artist (d. 2009) ... Bank Holiday, if it is a Sunday, the day moves to January 3 (Scotland)
UK Bank Holidays 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 including England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland- British Bank ... 1st-2nd January: 1st-2nd January: 1st-4th January: 3rd ...

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