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Would you support or oppose changing the daylight time system in the UK so that clocks remain one hour ahead of GMT in winter, and are set two hours ahead of GMT from the spring, meaning that it would remain lighter in the evenings for longer? Published on 27 March 2025 → Survey conducted on 27 March 2025 on 4344 GB adults
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