Daylights Savings Time hasn't clicked over in England yet, has it?

[MrScorpio]

Next week, right?

[redqueen]

1. Yep. On the 20th I think.

If I'm not mistaken, they do it closer to the actual equinox. Which makes sense. Which explains why we do it differently.

:P

[Heidi]

3. It starts 29 March in GB, same as Switzerland.

2009: Sunday 29 March 01:00 GMT - Sunday 25 October 01:00 GMT (02:00 BST)

http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/europe/uk/time/british-summer-time/

[redqueen]

5. Thanks... and how very odd.

I wonder why we do ours 12 days before, and they do it 9 days after.

[MissHoneychurch]

6. Germany too

:D

[edbermac]

2. Whattya expect? They drive on the wrong side of the road there!

What makes you think they can tell time correctly? :shrug:

[Left Is Write]

4. We're the wrong ones! We've been going to daylight time too early...

and switching back to standard time too late.

Should be April and October.

:P

[ZombieNixon]

7. Should be not changing the damn clocks in the first place.

It's called "Standard Time" because it's supposed to be the "standard." We now spend 8 months of the year on "non-standard" time, and it's darker than Satan's asshole when I wake up in the morning now. x(

[Left Is Write]

8. I'd be okay with not changing the clocks at all. I prefer standard time.

But if we're going to change the clocks, let's do it in April and October like we did up until a couple of years ago.