Does London have Daylight savings

Answer 1

Yes.

Fall Back, Spring Forward!You always set your clocks BACK one hour for Fall, meaning you LOSE an hour of Daylight, you have one hour less of light. Daylight Saving Time(DST) in EuropeLondon, England and Most countries in Europe, via the EU- European Union, follow a synchronized DST that lasts:

• From the last Sunday of March
• Until the last Sunday of October

The following DST schedule for 2010 applies to most countries in Europe:

• DST annually starts at 1am (01:00) UTC on the last Sunday of March, for 2010 this is March 28.
• DST ends at 1am (01:00) UTC on the last Sunday of October each year, for 2010 this is October 31.

(FYI Iceland does not observe DST)

Answer 2

Daylight saving is in force at the moment and is called British Summer Time. (BST) The clocks 'spring forward' and 'fall back' one hour. Generally in London and in all of Western Europe, Daylight Saving Time begins at the end of March and ends at the end of October.

Answer 3

The first time London observed Summer Time (a.k.a. Daylight Saving Time) was May 21, 1916.

London, with most of Europe, switches to Summer Time every year at 1 AM UTC on the last Sunday of March. Summer Time ends at 1 AM UTC on the last Sunday of October.

Answer 4

Yes, but not perfectly aligned with daylight saving time in the US so check the exact dates if you are traveling or making international calls.

Answer 5

yes indeed we do

we 'Spring' forward in March by 1 hour and 'Fall' back in October by 1 hour

Answer 6

Yes, London follows daylight saving time. The clocks are set forward by 1 hour in spring and set back by 1 hour in autumn.

Answer 7

Yes