Clocks Go Back One Hour on Sunday 25 October 2026 at 2.00am.

Bluebell21
Bluebell21 Community Member Posts: 6,594 Championing
edited October 24 in Coffee lounge

Clocks Go Back One Hour on Sunday 25 October 2026 at 2.00am. 9 votes

Would you prefer no change?
77%
OverlyAnxiousKimi87Mary_ScopeSmellyBinCarl_ScopeBluebell21Dynamisante 7 votes
Do you like the clocks changing twice a year?
22%
kreacherjustj74 2 votes

Comments

  • Bluebell21
    Bluebell21 Community Member Posts: 6,594 Championing
    Would you prefer no change?

    Sorry had not finished when I posted and the system will not let me edit for some reason.

    Any other comments just post as normal.

  • Wibbles
    Wibbles Community Member Posts: 3,777 Championing

    I used to think that unless I woke up and changed all the clocks at precisely 2 am - that I would be out for the next 6 months !

    I was only 7 years old at the time !all

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 5,417 Scope online community team

    I like the change so we get brighter mornings but it's a nightmare when you have a small child. We're going to try and put our 2 year old to bed a bit later so she doesn't wake up ridiculously early!

  • kreacher
    kreacher Community Member Posts: 702 Empowering
    Do you like the clocks changing twice a year?

    oooh an extra hour in bed

  • SmellyBin
    SmellyBin Community Member Posts: 759 Pioneering
    Would you prefer no change?

    I am fed up with humans thinking they know best and changing things so it fits the economy better. Admittedly, I am in a mood today.

  • Dynamisante
    Dynamisante Community Member Posts: 244 Contributor
    Would you prefer no change?

    I would personally much prefer the clocks just to stay the same, I think we will all know when summer starts and winter begins without a ‘time difference’ I don’t think there is any need for it, all it really does is put people’s time line out of sync, who even thought the idea up to change times ?

  • bookrabbit
    bookrabbit Community Member Posts: 300 Pioneering

    I prefer GMT. I think it would be dreadful if we didn't go back to proper time in the winter. The mornings have been far too dark lately and it would get much worse if they didn't change.

    If they drop one it ought to be BST. Day length matters less when there's plenty of it.

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 2,170 Championing

    I just read that we need to blame the great great grandfather of Coldplay singer, Chris Martin!

    William Willett was a long time advocate for British Summer Time, although he didn't live to see it implemented, as he died in 1915.

  • Kimi87
    Kimi87 Community Member Posts: 9,159 Championing
    Would you prefer no change?

    It makes me extra ill for up to a week, twice a year so I'd really like there to be no change.

  • justj74
    justj74 Community Member Posts: 221 Contributor
    Do you like the clocks changing twice a year?

    I’m grateful for the extra sleep but I feel all out of sorts all Sunday too

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 6,234 Scope online community team
    Would you prefer no change?

    I'd prefer no change, I don't like how it messes with my sleep!!

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