Residents across the West Midlands are being reminded to put their clocks forward by one hour this weekend as British Summer Time (BST) begins. Sign up for the top news stories every day to keep you ...

THE clocks go forward an hour at 1am on Sunday as we move to British Summer Time. The lighter evenings can be lovely as you can get out and about more but the time change can affect your cash, too.

The clocks are changing overnight tonight to mark the beginning of British Summer Time. But what exact time do they change? The bi-annual clock change is set to take place at 1am on Sunday, March 29, ...

Across the UK, the clocks change twice annually – once in the spring and once in autumn. They advance by one hour on the final Sunday in March and fall back by one hour on the final Sunday in October.

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. In 2026, daylight saving time in the U.K. and across most of Europe begins on Sunday, March ...

The clocks are changing this weekend, to mark the beginning of British Summer Time. After a long winter, and Northern Ireland’s wettest January since 1877, clocks will go forward on Sunday. They will ...

The moment is nearly upon us for clocks to spring forward by an hour, signalling the return of longer days and brighter evenings as the UK edges closer to summer. This year the clock adjustment occurs ...

THERE have been fresh calls for Ireland to scrap changing the clocks ahead of the summer change this weekend. The change, known as Daylight Savings, occurs twice during the year in Ireland. The handy ...

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British Summer Time (BST) officially starts on Sunday when the clocks go forward one hour. It marks the end of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and will mean longer spells of daylight into evenings. It may ...

On Sunday, March 29th, the clocks will go forward by one hour. This means that, at 1am, the time will change to 2am. This change will mark the beginning of Irish Summer Time (IST) and the end of ...