What will you be doing for the Jubilee?

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Just found out I'm going to be working, but would love to hear about your plans for the extra long weekend next month.

Working

We'll go along to some of the local events on Thursday and Friday. Might pop to the local 1940s weekend on the Saturday but we jet off on holiday at 6am on Monday morning so Sunday will be spent packing and getting sorted.

I'll be on holiday on the Isle of Man watching the TT races. 🏍 🏁 🇮🇲

I won't be getting a long weekend, as my employer doesn't acknowledge bank holidays (I'm fine with that btw). And I'm not all that fussed about royal jubilee tbh. However, my village is having an arts festival at that time, so I will get going to some open air opera on Sat night. Then on Sunday we have having a BIG street party down the High St, so it should be fun

Street party and fete 🥳

Unfortunately my twins who live at home have half their final law exams (final exams of their lives) the week before and half the week after so it is going to be exam central here. Really bad timing.

We'll be abroad as well. I'm a bit disappointed because there are all sorts of events planned in our village, but my husband hates all the 'flag-waving arseholes' that will be everywhere in real life and on TV.

No interest at all in the jubilee and won't be celebrating it so much the same as we would any other long weekend.

Street party. Doesn't matter if you like the royals or not you can still have a good day with your friends and family.

Camping again in our caravan. Just got back. Had the best time. Always go to Dorset for both the May bank holidays.

We’ve got a holiday cottage for the week, but only as it’s half term, not for the jubilee.

Decorating and ignoring the whole thing

I’m anti-royal family but happy to take the extra day off! DP and I have a few things planned which won’t involve watching “flag-waving arseholes” as a PP deftly put it, on TV.

Congrats to everyone who will be marrying that weekend.

Ignoring it as much as possible, hate the jingoistic nonsense

No interest in the Jubilee here but looking forward to a long weekend as I don't work bank holidays. Haven't had DH's shifts through yet so unsure if we'll be doing things as a family or alone yet but hopefully he gets at least one day off through it.

Our local civic hall has planned a family fun day, me and my daughter will be going to that. My husband is working all four of the days though, so other than that nothing

Nothing for the Jubilee as I am not member of the Royal family

Celebrating my own big birthday and ignoring the jubilee completely

Nothing much. Gardening if the weather is fine, maybe a day trip somewhere local with scenery and few people. Definitely will be avoiding street parties!

DH is away, DC are about to sit exams and I have a very dim view of the Royals so will just take advantage of two extra days off and chill at home. I’d be happy if we didn’t have a RF tbh 🤷‍♀️

Going to a party but not to celebrate the Jubilee

But taking full advantage of the long weekend

Friend's birthday party which we'll have to travel for so I'm hoping everyone else is sitting in pub gsrfens/having barbecues/Street parties and just generally staying off the roads 😂

Going to the pub

Supporting GCSE revision for my ds