Bank holidays: a rare gift of extra time off, but everyone spends them differently. Rank these classic British ways to fill that precious Monday from top pick to hard pass.
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A proper garden BBQ
Firing up the grill, cracking open a cold one, and hoping the drizzle holds off long enough to eat outdoors. Somehow always involves burnt sausages.
DIY and a trip to B&Q
Nothing says bank holiday like queuing for paint samples and arguing over shelf brackets. The car park will be chaos.
A day trip to the coast
Three hours in the car for two hours on a windy beach, but that first bite of a cone with a Flake makes it all worth it.
Sofa, telly and pyjamas all day
Ignoring the world, catching up on a boxset, and eating leftover crisps for lunch. Absolutely no shame.
A leisurely pub lunch
Booking the local for 1pm, ordering the biggest roast on the menu, and rolling home for a nap. Peak British bliss.
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