In my opinion they should never have been wound back to GMT (Greenwich Misery Time) in the first place! Just condemns us to 5 months of miserable dark evenings during the Winter for no particularly good reason.![]()
Several countries on similar longitudes to us are on GMT+1 in the Winter and GMT+2 in the Summer (i.e. Central European Time), which we should be on!But it's not put in place for just Southern England is it! USA and most of Europe adjust clocks as well, so why do they continue? if it's not right?
Several countries on similar longitudes to us are on GMT+1 in the Winter and GMT+2 in the Summer (i.e. Central European Time), which we should be on!![]()
Several countries on similar longitudes to us are on GMT+1 in the Winter and GMT+2 in the Summer (i.e. Central European Time), which we should be on!![]()
Several countries on similar longitudes to us are on GMT+1 in the Winter and GMT+2 in the Summer (i.e. Central European Time), which we should be on!![]()
Several countries on similar longitudes to us are on GMT+1 in the Winter and GMT+2 in the Summer (i.e. Central European Time), which we should be on!![]()
Spain, France, Italy and Germany are on CET, but Portugal is on GMT. I was out in Spain a couple of weeks ago and it was light by 7am and dark by 7.30pm. Admittedly their daylight hours are a bit longer than ours at this time of year due to their more Southern latitude, but this seemed to make the best use of the available daylight.If several countries are and several countries aren't, who is right? BTW, the consensus on here chose as we are, which clearly suggests you're wrong. Double rolly eyes back at you.
Spain, France, Italy and Germany are on CET, but Portugal is on GMT. I was out in Spain a couple of weeks ago and it was light by 7am and dark by 7.30pm. Admittedly their daylight hours are a bit longer than ours at this time of year due to their more Southern latitude, but this seemed to make the best use of the available daylight.
You should do if you want to fit the odd game of golf into the evening after work, or any other outdoor activities. For much or the year our time zone wastes hours of daylight in the morning. I think there was a justification for this many years ago, when farmers had to milk their cows in time to get the milk to market, but now we have refrigerated milk tankers this is no longer necessary! :mmm:Or more importantly do we care?
You should do if you want to fit the odd game of game into the evening after work, or any other outdoor activities. For much or the year our time zone wastes hours of daylight in the morning. I think there was a justification for this many years ago, when farmers had to milk their cows in time to get the milk to market, but now we have refrigerated milk tankers this is no longer necessary!
You should do if you want to fit the odd game of golf into the evening after work, or any other outdoor activities. For much or the year our time zone wastes hours of daylight in the morning. I think there was a justification for this many years ago, when farmers had to milk their cows in time to get the milk to market, but now we have refrigerated milk tankers this is no longer necessary! :mmm:
I think there was a justification for this many years ago, when farmers had to milk their cows in time to get the milk to market, but now we have refrigerated milk tankers this is no longer necessary! :mmm:
You should do if you want to fit the odd game of golf into the evening after work, or any other outdoor activities. For much or the year our time zone wastes hours of daylight in the morning. I think there was a justification for this many years ago, when farmers had to milk their cows in time to get the milk to market, but now we have refrigerated milk tankers this is no longer necessary! :mmm:
Spain, France, Italy and Germany are on CET, but Portugal is on GMT. I was out in Spain a couple of weeks ago and it was light by 7am and dark by 7.30pm. Admittedly their daylight hours are a bit longer than ours at this time of year due to their more Southern latitude, but this seemed to make the best use of the available daylight.
Must be worth a referendum at least.
Our club never opens until at least 07.15, whatever the time of year. I assume this is due to staff contracts etc!Spain is the only one that is really on same longitude! And that's so far South that DST (or not) doesn't have the massive difference that it does further North. France could be on either GMT or CET as it's about 7* (half an hour) different from UK. But its most Northerly point is below London, so the effect of DST is nowhere as severe as in GB! And Germany is only little further North. DST is of little consequence for Italy and Portugal - it's latitude (difference) that means there are significant distortions like in The North and Scotland!
A suggestion....Why don't you get your buddies to get to the club 1 hour earlier all year round - simulating your wish! And you my just find that there is less traffic on the roads at that time too - so another win!![]()