What do the British do on the forth of July?

England and every other country has a 4th of July. It comes between the 3rd and the 5th. The 4th of July is an American holiday.

Nothing.

They don't celebrate it because they aren't American....It's just another day. Geez..think a little. Not everyone is American.

England is a seprate country then the USA. England dosn't celebrate the fourth of july, just like canada doesn't celebrate the fourth of july, while all being people of one nation we celebrate different holidays

A truly unbelievable question. It holds absolutely no significance over here whatsoever and nor should it.

It is only celebrated here in America.

probably nothing since it is celebrating a day that they lost something not gained something.

Nothing. It is a day like any other in England because not only is it not their Independence day, they would not really want to celebrate a huge defeat in their history as well as world history, which is what it is. I was there for the Fourth of July once. The hotel lobby was decorated with red, white, and blue for the tourists but every local couldn't figure out what the decorations were for and some speculated that perhaps one of the American football teams were in town. That's how much they thing about our Independence Day.

they sit around and wonder...what the f*** happened. we had them outnumbered 30 to 1. how did we lose. then they remember the pride and passion of those great americans who stood up for what they believed in, and how they forever changed history, including their own.