UK Clocks Set to Move Forward This Sunday, Ushering in British Summer Time
The UK will shift its clocks forward by one hour this Sunday, signaling the arrival of British Summer Time (BST) and marking the conclusion of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). This seasonal adjustment brings extended daylight in the evenings as the country transitions into spring.
When Does the Time Change Occur?
At 1am on the last Sunday of March—this year, March 30—clocks will be moved an hour ahead. BST, commonly known as daylight saving time (DST), remains active until the final Sunday of October, when time will shift back by an hour.
Will This Make Days Longer?
Mornings will appear darker for a short period, but evenings will stay brighter as the sun sets later. As daylight hours continue to extend, some locations across the UK will experience nearly 19 hours of sunlight by June...
