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Friday, October 23rd, 2026, 5:04 am

Getting Back the Missing Hour

After we ‘lost’ it in Marcn

Year Start End
2023 26 March 29 October
2024 31 March 27 October
2025 30 March 26 October
2026 29 March 25 October
2027 28 March 31 October
2028 26 March 29 October
2029 25 March 28 October

Tomorrow there’s a football match that’s hard not only because it’s an away match. This weekend will also be a daylight saving time (DST) event. It’s the worst invention made by humans. It causes many problems and solves no actual problem.

We’ll soon get an extra hour of day (or sleep).

I’ve long opposed DST.

If enough people realise how stupid DST is, we’ll get rid of it.

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