As the August Bank Holiday weekend comes to a close, the United Kingdom reflects on a mix of celebrations, challenges, and tragedies that have marked this period.

UK travelers warned of widespread disruption over the bank holiday weekend as 19.2 million take to the roads and over 2 million fly overseas. Expect delays, congestion, and rail disruptions.

Unsettled weather may disrupt travel plans across the UK this bank holiday weekend. Learn how to prepare and make the most of your trip despite the forecasted rain and winds.

Avoid bank holiday traffic with expert tips on the best and worst times to travel, and ensure a smooth journey with these essential preparation tips.

The anticipated Bank Holiday weekend getaway for many Britons was significantly impacted by widespread travel disruptions across the country.

The strike is likely to cause disruption across Britain for holidaymakers and those travelling to events including London’s Notting Hill Carnival, the Reading and Leeds music festivals and to sports events.

According to weather forecasting company, this late August Bank Holiday weekend will have a normal mix of weather across the UK, but it will not be a washout, unlike a number of our weekends during July and early August.

The United Kingdom could see the hottest day of the year so far this bank holiday weekend, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 24 degree Celsius by Sunday.

The drivers have been warned about massive £5,000 fines for wearing sunglasses this bank holiday weekend. This is if they prevent motorists from using the controls in the correct manner.