British Summer Time (BST)

Don't forget to wind your clocks forward an hour before you go to bed tonight.

British Summer Time is finally here! 

The White Rabbit - Through the Looking Glass. Illustration by Sir John Tenniel.  

British Summer Time (day light saving) begins at 1:00am on the last Sunday of March each year when clocks are moved forward to 2:00am. Whilst we may all lose an hour of sleep tonight, I don't think anyone will be complaining. With extra daylight in the evenings and a long summer ahead, there’s plenty to look forward to after the clocks go forward.

Don't forget to wind your clocks back!

Sadly, British Summer Time, otherwise known as 'daylight saving' will come to a close at 1am tomorrow morning. Whilst for many of us this marks the dreaded onset of winter and dismal hours of daylight, there is some good news - You'll need to turn all your clocks back an hour before going to bed tonight, which means you'll get to have an extra long sleep in tomorrow morning! 

The White Rabbit - Through the Looking Glass
Illustration by John Tenniel.