The cold grey gloom of the British winter will soon be coming to an end, with the clock change making this far more ...

Across the UK, clocks will move forward by one hour at 1am on Sunday, March 29, a day earlier than in 2025, marking the official start of British Summer Time (BST). They will then return to standard ...

This year, the UK is set to mark the transition from summer on Sunday, 26 October, as clocks go back. The annual change will bring brighter mornings but darker evenings, as a shift in the country's ...

According to Royal Museums Greenwich, BST begins when the clocks spring forward at 1am on the last Sunday in March. This year ...

With temperatures falling and foliage turning amber, it's evident that summer has drawn to a close. Consequently, British clocks will fall back by one hour again, returning us to Greenwich Mean Time ...

This will mark the start of British Summer Time and bringing lighter evenings ...

The clocks will “spring forward” as we head towards summer, and in just a matter of weeks and the evenings will get longer.