The clocks are set to ‘spring forward’ by one hour this weekend - marking the start of Daylight Saving Time. Also known as British Summer Time (BST), this changing of the clocks - moving them ...

The concept of British Summer Time was first introduced by the Summer Time Act 1916, following a campaign by builder William Willett. His original proposal was to move the clocks forward by 80 ...

For others, it’s the first time you head out without a coat. But most people see it as when we turn our clocks forward by an hour as British Summer Time (BST) kicks off. We ‘Spring Forward ...

Tick tock, it’s time to change the clocks! The clocks go forward to British Summer Time (BMT) on the last Sunday in March every year, meaning we all lose an hour of our day (but don't panic ...

In the early hours of the morning clocks moved forward by one hour, which means we've said goodbye to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and welcomed British Summer Time (BST). The change happened at 1am ...

This is what it all means for the UK. The clocks will once more go forward for the start of British Summer Time on Sunday, March 30, 2025. The clock will jump from 1am to 2am, which might be a ...

In other words, when will the clocks go forward? And crucially, when will we enter British Summer Time (BST)? Although we'll technically lose an hour of sleep, the mornings will be even lighter ...

The days will start to feel that bit longer from today after the clocks changed overnight. In the early hours of the morning clocks moved forward by one hour, which means we've said goodbye to ...

Marking the start of British Summer Time, the clocks go forward by an hour each year on the last Sunday in March. Otherwise known as Daylight Saving Time, clocks will change at 1am on March 30 ...

When do the clocks go back? The clocks moved back one hour on Sunday 27th October, marking the annual move from British Summer Time (BST) back to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). It’s a very old ...