Research and analysis

Putting the clocks forward by one hour, the year round, in the UK - review of the scope, quality and robustness of available evidence

A review of the available evidence concerning the likely effects of moving to single double summer time in the UK. It considers the coverage…

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 13 August 2012

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Review of the scope, quality and robustness of available evidence regarding putting the clocks forward by one hour, the year round, in the UK.

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A review of the available evidence concerning the likely effects of moving to single double summer time in the UK. It considers the coverage of the evidence base, identifies where there are gaps and takes a view as to the evidences validity.

Published 13 August 2012