bst

[Guest guest]

Hi, Natabara.

 

I THINK the back/forward is always done at 2 am - so y/day it would have been at

2 am GMT, and in October it is done at 2 am BST - I think...

 

Sateesh.

 

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Monday, April 01, 2002 1:59 PM

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Hi All

 

I have some questions.

 

Regarding the time changes between 1968 and 1971 in Great Britain, i would like

to have some clarification. And also for the changes regarding 1981 and onwards

at 1 am. I want to find in which years this is valid and if it is 1 am GMT or 1

am BST.

 

Yesterday i forgot about the time changes and when i oponed the computer, i got

a sign saying that the computer adjusted the time allowed for the new summer

time but i missed at what time exactly the clocks had to be adjusted, it was

from 1 am GMT to 2 am or from midnight to 1 am? Also, the changes from BST to

GMT on the last Sunday of October, should be from 1 am BST to midnight GMT or

from 2 am BST to 1 GMT ?

 

Any clarification from members?

 

Thanks.

 

Best regards

Natabara Das

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[Guest guest]

Hi All,

My book of time tables says that the clocks in England should be changed since 1981, at 1 am.

I had doubts about if that time was SBT or GMT, but below i found a report in

the Guardian newspaper saying that it is 1 am GMT, for both the starting of the

summer time in March and the end of the summer time in October.

Best wishes

Natabara Das

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Clocks go forward for summertime

Guardian

 

Saturday March 25, 2000

 

Sunday is the first day of British Summer Time, when clocks are put forward one

hour from 1am Greenwich Mean Time.

 

BST will end at 2am on October 29, when clocks go back an hour to 1am Greenwich Mean Time