Not sure if its been posted anywhere but he clocks in western Europe go back 1 hour tonight. Importantly remember that English Premier League games will be starting 1 hour later tomorrow.

I think clocks will soon stand still in Europe, if politicians don't grow some balls and stop panicking

And the politicians will endlessly discuss how to get out of the timezone shifting mess.

Yesterday: Spain 2 hours ahead of their natural/normal time. Madrid, sunrise at 8:35, noon at 13:58.

Make an effort and split to two timezones and stop fiddling with the clock.

 

Next major shift is the US mainland and Canada, November 1.

 

 

Edited October 25, 20205 yr by KhunBENQ

Miserable day in the UK. A pointless, stupid event.

At 3 am, just turn it back to 2 am and come to work late. 

 

  The best excuse. 

Just now, teacherclaire said:

At 3 am, just turn it back to 2 am and come to work late. 

 

  The best excuse. And i agree with one poster that we do not need an extra hour of this year. It's like a nightmare, but people don't wake up, they have to live it. 

 

If my Clocks go back in Europe tonight, when can I expect them returned? Will I have to pay a Customs Fee on importing the extra hour?

8 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

And the politicians will endlessly discuss how to get out of the timezone shifting mess.

Yesterday: Spain 2 hours ahead of their natural/normal time. Madrid, sunrise at 8:35, noon at 13:58.

Make an effort and split to two timezones and stop fiddling with the clock.

 

Next major shift is the US mainland and Canada, November 1.

 

 

 

splitting Europe into several time zones will not adequately address the problem

that the twice yearly shifting of time is supposed to address

Hope that this is some help to someone.

 

 

The return to standard time in Europe has been noted and this topic can be closed.