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The UK kept the Pound Sterling, miles, and pints when it joined the EU, so I don't see why they'd get rid of DST just because the continentals are.
by toomanybeersies 8y ago
The UK kept the Pound Sterling, miles, and pints when it joined the EU, so I don't see why they'd get rid of DST just because the continentals are.
- lucozade 8y agoAnd the UK support in the survey was an overwhelming 0.02% of the population. Compared to 3.79% of the German population. Given we couldn't even be bothered to move to a timezone that EU other countries are on (Portugal aside), I can't see there being much appetite for change. Now, if the EU Commission had said they were forbidding the removal of daylight saving, I think it would be a completely different story...
- narvval 8y ago> Portugal aside And -the republic of- Ireland! A "timezone" border to be added to the one already introduced by Brexit