Free calendar feeds
Working day numbers in your calendar
Subscribe once and your calendar shows each working day’s number, such as WD3 of 21, with your nation’s bank holidays left out. Or mark just the first and last working day of each month.
Choose your feed
- Every working day, numbered: WD1 of 21, WD2 of 21 and so on, with the last marked as the last working day.
- First and last working days: two events a month.
England and Wales
- Every working day, numbered
Subscribe
to Every working day, numbered, England and Wales
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/england-and-wales.ics - First and last working days
Subscribe
to First and last working days, England and Wales
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/england-and-wales-first-and-last.ics
Scotland
- Every working day, numbered
Subscribe
to Every working day, numbered, Scotland
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/scotland.ics - First and last working days
Subscribe
to First and last working days, Scotland
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/scotland-first-and-last.ics
Northern Ireland
- Every working day, numbered
Subscribe
to Every working day, numbered, Northern Ireland
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/northern-ireland.ics - First and last working days
Subscribe
to First and last working days, Northern Ireland
https://workingdays.co.uk/calendar/northern-ireland-first-and-last.ics
How to subscribe
Apple Calendar on iPhone, iPad or Mac
Select Subscribe next to the feed you want, then confirm.
Google Calendar
On a computer, open Google Calendar. Next to Other calendars, select Add other calendars, then From URL. Paste the feed’s address and select Add calendar. Google’s phone app can’t add a feed.
Outlook
In Outlook.com or Outlook on the web, open Calendar and select Add calendar, then Subscribe from web. Paste the feed’s address and select Import.
About the feeds
Working days are Monday to Friday, less your nation’s bank holidays as GOV.UK publishes them. The feeds cover 2026 to 2028, and gain each new year when GOV.UK adds it.
Each event lasts all day and shows you as free, so it won’t block your diary.
If GOV.UK adds or moves a bank holiday, we update the feeds and your calendar picks up the change when it next checks. Outlook says that can take more than 24 hours.