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That explains it all , the coalition were seriously considering it in February 2011. :lol:

They would have to arrive earlier in the day :lol:

If the clocks go forward at the end of February , the average hours of daylight in March = 11. If the clocks go forward at the end of March , the average hours of daylight in April = 13

If the Scots vote Yes for independence in their referendum and break away from the rest of the UK there will be a strong argument for England and Wales to push for double summertime (UCT/GMT +2) to be adopted.

In the summer it would get darker an hour earlier ?

If you put the clocks forward at the end of February it would still be dark in the early morning and early evening , an extra month means the farmers have more hours of daylight to plant crops.

If you put the clocks back at the end of September it would totally f*** up the harvesting season by losing a hours daylight in the evenings.