26th December this year isn't a bank holiday because it falls on a Saturday, the bank holiday is given on Monday 28th December instead. This means 26th December is a normal operational Saturday but operators can run a reduced (Sunday/BH) service if they notified the authorities of their intention.
I understand Stagecoach in Plymouth are running a limited service on Boxing Day no service from PCB
In Portsmouth stagecoach are running a full Sunday service on Boxing Day. Supposedly the drivers are up in arms about it, and drivers will only be getting flat rate for it.
As mentioned above, the bank holiday for xmas is on 28th December, as Boxing day falls on a Saturday, and you can't have bank holidays at weekends, as Banks are shut!
Worth mentioning that Stagecoach East Scotland timetables state that a reduced service runs on certain dates around Christmas and new year, with no service on 25th December and 1st January.
In Portsmouth stagecoach are running a full Sunday service on Boxing Day. Supposedly the drivers are up in arms about it, and drivers will only be getting flat rate for it.
Is there a similar picture of this across the country?
Been a full Sunday service in London for a while now, with shops now opening on Boxing Day I guess this will become the norm?
Oh and Scotland doesn't count because their Bank Holidays over Christmas/New Year are different to England and Wales!
No, its ALL the other bank holidays outside Christmas/New Year which are different to England and Wales.
Scotland has:
25/26 or the following Monday if this falls on a weekend Just like England and wales
1/2 or the following Monday if this falls on a weekend.
I will never understand why the English don't want the 2nd of January off aswell .
We prefer religious observance and celebrating the resurrection than getting hammered......
We prefer religious observance and celebrating the resurrection than getting hammered......
I prefer the getting hammered
Last time I did that, I woke 36 hours later with a traffic cone, policeman's hat, suspenders and the headrest cover from a GNER first class seat