UK dates to know, 8 November to 22 November: 7 to watch

Everything official happening 8 November to 22 November: filing deadlines, bank holidays, statistics releases and rules coming into force. Every entry links to its source.

In date order

Sunday 8 November · remembrance
Remembrance Sunday — The national ceremony is at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. The official appeal is run by the Royal British Legion. source

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Wednesday 11 November · remembrance
Armistice Day — Two minutes’ silence at 11:00. The official appeal is run by the Royal British Legion. source

Friday 13 November · event
CMA Microsoft business software consultation closes — By 5pm Europe/London, UK businesses and other interested parties can respond free of charge to the CMA proposal to designate Microsoft’s business software ecosystem with strategic market status. Use the portal on the official page or email business.software.sms@cma.gov.uk. No separate registration is required; this is the submission deadline. Mark confidential information and provide a non-confidential version. No designation has yet taken effect. source

Saturday 14 November · event
Free Belfast Christmas Market opens — From noon in Belfast City Hall grounds, BT1 5GS; runs until 6pm on 22 December. Entry is £0; food and rides cost extra, and more than 50% of stalls are local. source

Wednesday 18 November · deadline
Companies House identity verification — The one-year transition ends. Directors and people with significant control must be verified. source

Wednesday 18 November · deadline
Payroll agent registration opens — Businesses and sole traders paid to run clients’ payroll and act for them before HMRC can apply. source

Friday 20 November · deadline
Employer PAYE payment due early — PAYE and National Insurance for 6 October to 5 November must reach HMRC by Friday because the usual 22 November deadline falls on a Sunday. source

Where these dates come from

All of them come from the ONLYWAY.NEWS calendar, the same one behind Calendar: holidays and deadlines. Bank holidays follow the official GOV.UK list and deadlines follow HMRC and Companies House rules. City events appear only when they have an official source, such as the Mayor of London; concert and exhibition listings are left to the weekend guides. The article is assembled automatically and contains nothing beyond the calendar.