Working days in April 2026 in England and Wales

Working days: 20.

How many working days are there in April 2026 in England and Wales?

Working days20
Calendar days30
How the range breaks down
  • Working days20
  • Weekends8
  • Bank holidays2
How this was worked out
From
Wednesday 1 April 2026
To
Thursday 30 April 2026Both dates are included.
Calendar days
30
Weekend days
−8
Bank holidays
−2Good Friday, Easter Monday
Working days
20

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Things that could change this figure

  • There is no automatic right to paid leave on a bank holiday. An employer may count bank holidays towards the 5.6 weeks statutory entitlement. Read the guide
  • Saturdays and Sundays are excluded as non-working days. If you work weekends, the figure will not reflect your pattern. Read the guide

Please read

This counts weekdays minus bank holidays. It does not know your contract, your shift pattern, or your workplace closures.

Working days: 20.

How many working days are there in April 2026 in England and Wales?

Working days20
Calendar days30
How the range breaks down
  • Working days20
  • Weekends8
  • Bank holidays2
How this was worked out
From
Wednesday 1 April 2026
To
Thursday 30 April 2026Both dates are included.
Calendar days
30
Weekend days
−8
Bank holidays
−2Good Friday, Easter Monday
Working days
20

Change these figures in the Working days calculator

Things that could change this figure

  • There is no automatic right to paid leave on a bank holiday. An employer may count bank holidays towards the 5.6 weeks statutory entitlement. Read the guide
  • Saturdays and Sundays are excluded as non-working days. If you work weekends, the figure will not reflect your pattern. Read the guide

Please read

This counts weekdays minus bank holidays. It does not know your contract, your shift pattern, or your workplace closures.

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Nathan Cole

I write the guides on HoursHQ and check every statutory figure against GOV.UK, Acas and the legislation itself before it goes live. Where the law is genuinely unclear, I say so rather than guessing.