When do the clocks go bk?
when do the clocks move in the uk
Answers:
October 29th
next weekend
Next Saturday night
All Europe is the same now and the clocks go back in the night of Sunday 29th October. I think the official time is at 03.00am.
29th October
next weekend on the 29th
British Summer Time Rules
(from UK Government - Department of Trade & Industry - DTi)
For 2003-2007 inclusive, the summer-time periods begin and end respectively on the following dates at 1.00am Greenwich Mean Time:
In 2003: the Sundays of 30 March and 26 October
In 2004: the Sundays of 28 March and 31 October
In 2005: the Sundays of 27 March and 30 October
In 2006: the Sundays of 26 March and 29 October
In 2007: the Sundays of 25 March and 28 October
Since 1981 EC Directives have prescribed the start and end dates of summer time in all Member States. There have to date been eight Directives which have set summer-time arrangements for fixed periods. The Summer Time Act 1972 sets the appropriate dates in the UK and summer-time orders have been made as necessary to implement the European Directives. The 9th EC Directive prescribes the start and end dates of summer time as the last Sundays in March and October respectively. These dates are in line with those already operating in the United Kingdom. The 9th Directive provides that these start and end dates should apply indefinitely.
Implementation of the 9th Directive in the UK is through an Order in Council under section 2(2) of the European Communities Act 1972, which amended the relevant sections of the Summer Time Act 1972. The Order came into force on 11 March 2002. A Regulatory Impact Assessment and Transposition Note were produced in conjunction with the laying of the Order.
Proposals have been made from time to time about changing the UK's time zone to Central European Time. However, any changes would need to have full regard to the effect on business and transport links with other countries, on health and safety issues such as road traffic accidents, and on social and community life. Although there could be some advantages, adoption of Central European Time in the UK would result in later sunrise in winter, affecting particularly outdoor workers and people in the north of England and Scotland. There are no current plans to change the UK’s time zone.
02:00 on Oct 29th
October 29th.It is always on your calender. My computer and me cell phone will automatically change
When their time is up - next Sunday morning when 1.00am will follow 1.59am.
Next weekend
Mid - night Saturday 28th. October.
it is usually at 2.a.m. so people do not notice, this year it is October the 30th end of bst. British Summer Time
The clocks go back here in the Eastern Time Zone on October 31, 2006
Oct
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Answers:
October 29th
next weekend
Next Saturday night
All Europe is the same now and the clocks go back in the night of Sunday 29th October. I think the official time is at 03.00am.
29th October
next weekend on the 29th
British Summer Time Rules
(from UK Government - Department of Trade & Industry - DTi)
For 2003-2007 inclusive, the summer-time periods begin and end respectively on the following dates at 1.00am Greenwich Mean Time:
In 2003: the Sundays of 30 March and 26 October
In 2004: the Sundays of 28 March and 31 October
In 2005: the Sundays of 27 March and 30 October
In 2006: the Sundays of 26 March and 29 October
In 2007: the Sundays of 25 March and 28 October
Since 1981 EC Directives have prescribed the start and end dates of summer time in all Member States. There have to date been eight Directives which have set summer-time arrangements for fixed periods. The Summer Time Act 1972 sets the appropriate dates in the UK and summer-time orders have been made as necessary to implement the European Directives. The 9th EC Directive prescribes the start and end dates of summer time as the last Sundays in March and October respectively. These dates are in line with those already operating in the United Kingdom. The 9th Directive provides that these start and end dates should apply indefinitely.
Implementation of the 9th Directive in the UK is through an Order in Council under section 2(2) of the European Communities Act 1972, which amended the relevant sections of the Summer Time Act 1972. The Order came into force on 11 March 2002. A Regulatory Impact Assessment and Transposition Note were produced in conjunction with the laying of the Order.
Proposals have been made from time to time about changing the UK's time zone to Central European Time. However, any changes would need to have full regard to the effect on business and transport links with other countries, on health and safety issues such as road traffic accidents, and on social and community life. Although there could be some advantages, adoption of Central European Time in the UK would result in later sunrise in winter, affecting particularly outdoor workers and people in the north of England and Scotland. There are no current plans to change the UK’s time zone.
02:00 on Oct 29th
October 29th.It is always on your calender. My computer and me cell phone will automatically change
When their time is up - next Sunday morning when 1.00am will follow 1.59am.
Next weekend
Mid - night Saturday 28th. October.
it is usually at 2.a.m. so people do not notice, this year it is October the 30th end of bst. British Summer Time
The clocks go back here in the Eastern Time Zone on October 31, 2006
Oct
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