No bank holiday falls anywhere in the United Kingdom in June, which comes as a surprise to anyone who has just enjoyed two of them in May. The gap that opens here runs to August in Great Britain and to 12 July in Northern Ireland, and it is one of the longest unbroken working stretches of the year.
All 30 days of June 2030 count as ordinary working days apart from the weekends, with no public holiday anywhere in the country to subtract. That gives the month one of the highest working-day totals of the year and makes it a natural place to schedule anything that needs an uninterrupted run of weeks.
The move from June into July takes the country from the season of long evenings into the season of actually going somewhere. June 2030 hands over the solstice and the last of the school term to the month when the roads, airports and coastal towns fill up in earnest.