St. Andrew's Day, a national holiday in Scotland celebrated on November 30, honors the apostle and patron saint. Observed with festivities and traditional fare, the day commemorates St. Andrew's ...

The Scottish Parliament declared St Andrew's Day a bank holiday in 2006. However, it is not law, so it is up to the discretion of Scottish employers. If November 30 falls on a weekend, ...

St Andrew’s Day is all about marking Scotland’s national day with feasts, music, dances, flag flying and seeing family and friends. It is also a day to reflect on who St Andrew was and to ...

St Andrew’s Day always falls on November 30, that means in 2024 it falls on a Saturday. On this day Scotland celebrates its ...

In 2006 the Scottish Parliament declared St Andrew's Day - or the feast of Saint Andrew - a bank holiday. If November 30 falls on a weekend then the following Monday is made the public holiday ...

St Andrew’s Day Facts. St Andrew’s Day celebrations have been taking place in Scotland for over a thousand years, there is evidence of feasts being held in his honour as far back as 1000 AD.

St Andrew’s Day is a time to celebrate all things Scottish. St Andrew the Apostle is the Patron Saint of Scotland. He was one of Jesus’ 12 disciples, the brother of Simon Peter and son of Jonah.

The Diocese of Buffalo is planning to shut down St. Andrew’s Church and its school, St. Andrew’s Day School, in the Town of Tonawanda on or before June 30.

Every year on 30 November people in Scotland celebrate the country's patron saint - St Andrew. The day is marked with a celebration of Scottish culture, traditional food and music.

St. Andrew’s Day, observed every year on November 30, is a national holiday in Scotland. Also known as Feast of Saint Andrew , the day that marks the beginning of Scotland’s winter festivities.

St Andrew's Day is celebrated on November 30, which is the supposed anniversary of his martyrdom, every year. While St Andrew has been recognised as the patron saint of Scotland for centuries, ...

St Andrew's Day is upon us, seeing many people across Scotland celebrate the country's patron saint. While the national day, which will be observed as a bank holiday on December 2 this year, is a ...