> Assuming a person is physically closer to the non-british london, it's entirely likely that they travel there more often It really isn’t. I can see this bein

> Assuming a person is physically closer to the non-british london, it's entirely likely that they travel there more often It really isn’t. I can see this being the case for people that live within, say, 100 miles of London, ON - but why would they want to know the time there in that case?