On 20/12/2015 19:24, David Mitchell wrote:
On Sunday, December 20, 2015 at 6:27:01 PM UTC, JohnD wrote:
Sadly I missed marking the day, but I see from the SRSS tables (London) that
the evenings started - to the nearest minute - to draw out last Wednesday
(16th). Good to know psychologically if not visibly noticeable.

I noticed this looking at data for France. In Correze, where I'm headed, it's now 1711, which, to my mind, really does make a huge difference psychologically and is preferable to lighter mornings.
I hope that one day in the UK we'll move from putting the clocks back in Autumn for a year and then move onto double summer time.
Yes I understand the arguments against, but surely there are more in favour.


DBST in the summer and BST in winter, would work for England & Wales.
We'll have to hope at the next Scots independence referendum, the Scots
nationalists will win the referendum, then the jocks can set their own time.

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