The clocks will go forward by an hour to mark the start of British Summer Time on Sunday March 29. That’s a little over a ...

At a certain point, every spring and autumn, we start wondering when the clocks might change, whether they are due to go forward or back, and if this means we'll lose or gain an extra hour in bed. To ...

Winter is almost finally over and evenings in the UK are getting lighter and lighter, which means soon the clocks will be going forward by an hour as daylight saving time kicks in ...

The leaves are turning, the temperatures are dropping and the sun is rising slightly later each day. And, as we approach the last weekend of October, the clocks will change too. From Sandringham Time ...

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The clocks will spring forward to British Summer Time - but you'll lose an hour of sleep ...

Lighter nights are coming ...

The first misty mornings and chilly evenings indicate that we are heading deeper into autumn and towards winter. It's also a clear sign that changing the clocks isn't very far away. The September ...