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29 Oct2026
Thursday
From 29 Sept 2026
The breakdown
AT A GLANCE- Result
- 29 Oct 2026
- Day of the week
- Thursday
- ISO date
- 2026-10-29
- Days moved
- 30
Years and months are applied first, then weeks and days.
Good to know
What happens at the end of a month?
Years and months are combined into one calendar offset. If the original day does not exist in the destination month, its last day is used. Weeks and days are then added or subtracted.
DATES & HOLIDAYS
Calendar
A year at a glance: public holidays, week numbers, moon phases and Norwegian tyre dates. Select two dates to explore a duration.
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Monthly layouts start on the first of the chosen month. Weekly and daily layouts use both dates, up to 366 days.
PDF holidays, moon time zone and tyre region follow your calendar settings. The appendix preserves full event titles and notes.
One page: calendar above, holidays, moon phases, tyre dates and personal events below. Up to 12 months. Choose larger paper or fewer details if the page is too full.
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Holiday rules, history & sources
Dates use the Gregorian calendar extended to years 0001–9999. Before 1995, these are rule projections, not a verified historical holiday calendar. Earlier Julian calendars and Sweden’s calendar transitions are not reconstructed. UK published dates cover 2019–2028, including one-off holidays; outside that window UK dates are recurring-rule projections without exceptional holidays. Future projections assume the laws remain unchanged; published UK years take precedence.
Known changes included: Norway’s 1 and 17 May from 1947; Denmark’s Store bededag from 1686 through 2023; Sweden’s National Day replaces Whit Monday from 2005. Other pre-1995 rules are projected. Sundays are shown as weekends; the holiday list names specific holidays. Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, Swedish Midsummer Eve and Danish Constitution Day are not counted as national public holidays. Denmark covers Denmark proper, not Greenland or the Faroe Islands.
Working days mean Monday–Friday minus distinct public-holiday dates. Weekends are not deducted twice. UK bank holidays use their published or calculated substitute weekdays; Nordic holidays are not shifted to Monday. Employment agreements can provide other days off.
Sources checked .
- GOV.UK bank holidays · Open Government Licence v3.0. Includes public sector information licensed under OGL v3.0.
- Norwegian Public Holidays Act · 1 and 17 May
- Danish public holidays · Store bededag abolition
- Swedish Public Holidays Act · 2005 holiday change
Region suggestions use only your browser language and time zone. They are approximate. Explicit choices are stored on this device; shared links take precedence. No GPS or IP-location service is used. Dates and numbers follow your selected language.
Moon phase calculations: Astronomy Engine, MIT licence. Phase times are approximate and calculated on your device; dates follow the chosen moon time zone.
Flag images: flag-icons, MIT licence. UK regions are named explicitly; the UK flag is used for England & Wales and Northern Ireland.
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