We don't get anything out of it. You see his flag flying on a few churches, and that is normally how you know it is St George's Day. If you have one of those diaries that gives both The Queen's birthday and her official birthday, there's a good chance it will have St George's Day in it, (as well as St David's Day and St Andrew's Day, and when it is a bank holiday in NI.)

To be honest, these days, American styled events such as Halloween in the way broadly recognised are more popular. (Pedants - don't waffle on about All Hallows, I mean pumpkins.) Also, I note school dances have become school proms, Clapton help us.....