Time to change the clocks again

Last weekend was the 'mirror image' of the weekend we changed the clocks in the autumn - the same number of weeks from the shortest day
So why haven't we changed the clocks back???? Why aren't we geting an extra hour per day of 'useable daylight'? Grrr.

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I am not looking forward to the clocks changing. Pip starts screaming at 6.30 am, it will be 5.30 am in a few weeks.

The plus side is the lighter evenings.

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Doesn't make much sense really, does it, DM? Sunrise here is now 6:55 and sunset 5:50.

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I am looking forward to it, evening walks again...

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Only 4 weeks to go - 28 March the clocks change!

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But don't you think it should be NOW? Either last Saturday or tonight?

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Why bother to change time at all??

It`s well past it`s sell by date-a bit like Dr Who really

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We go over to our summer hours on 1st March at work which means we work an hour longer, we hate it midweek when there is no-one about but the weekends its hard to shut the centre sometimes because people don't want to go home.

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The winter time change is essential for northerners, . . I remember the government tried to leave summertime as standard many years ago and it was a disaster up here, . .

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I hadn't thought about you Northerners, Nero, but have always wished we'd stay on Summer time all year round.