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If you use MS Outlook Calendar, are your UK public holiday dates correct?

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freemantel · 04/03/2022 09:54

I have two MS Outlook accounts, one for work and another for an organisation I volunteer for. Both have 'UK Holidays' added. However, my work calendar is incorrectly showing May 30th for the Spring Bank Holiday, which was moved to 2nd/3rd June. The other calendar is fine, which makes me think it's probably a local issue (I've reported it to our Service Desk, but I'm curious enough to look into it myself too). I've tried deleting and re-adding the uk holidays, but it didn't help. There are other people online reporting the issue to Microsoft via their forums, so it seems to be a common problem.

Is your Outlook calendar correct?

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ChoiceMummy · 04/03/2022 22:21

It's also showing on mine. But not on my work Google one.

freemantel · 04/03/2022 22:42

I did some searching and found that lots of other people have had the same problem. It's been reported to Microsoft but who knows if it will get fixed.

In the end I removed Microsoft's uk holiday dates (which was fiddly to do), and instead imported the Government's public holiday ics file from this webpage: www.gov.uk/bank-holidays.

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CharacterForming · 04/03/2022 22:43

I moved mine manually I think

ChoiceMummy · 04/03/2022 23:14

[quote freemantel]I did some searching and found that lots of other people have had the same problem. It's been reported to Microsoft but who knows if it will get fixed.

In the end I removed Microsoft's uk holiday dates (which was fiddly to do), and instead imported the Government's public holiday ics file from this webpage: www.gov.uk/bank-holidays.[/quote]
Thanks for the link.

cakeorwine · 04/03/2022 23:34

Adds this to IT to do list on Monday

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