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Peter Mulvany
Peter Mulvany
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Does the course start 4pm GMT or 4pm London time? Jan 17, 2023

England observes Daylight Savings Time (DST) on the course date, so all English people have set their clocks to GMT+1, not GMT. So when does the course start London time (and CEST, Central European Summer time).
 
Helen Shepelenko
Helen Shepelenko
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Does the course start 4pm GMT or 4pm London time? Jan 17, 2023

Peter Mulvany wrote:

England observes Daylight Savings Time (DST) on the course date, so all English people have set their clocks to GMT+1, not GMT. So when does the course start London time (and CEST, Central European Summer time).
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Hi Peter,

Indeed, the session will start at 17:00 London time.

Hope this helps.

All the best,
Helen
 


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