Stephen Lloyd MP is backing a bill to objectively look at the benefits of moving the clocks forward by one hour.
Lloyd will be in the House of Commons on Friday to speak in support of the Daylight Saving Bill when it receives its Third Reading.
The Bill calls on the Government to conduct a comprehensive review of the costs and benefits of putting clocks forward an hour throughout the UK, resulting in lighter evenings every day of the year.
Stephen said:"The arguments in favour of clock change are compelling. This one simple low-cost policy could bring wide ranging benefits to the UK, and particularly a seaside town like Eastbourne by creating much needed jobs in the tourism sector and give our town another really positive boost."
Supporters argue that lighter evenings would save lives on our roads by making more of our busiest evening rush hours occur in daylight, create jobs by boosting the tourism sector, and make many , especially older people, feel safer going out in the evenings for longer. 'Lighter Later', the group coordinating the campaign for change, says support for the cause has never been stronger.
Daniel Vockins, Campaign Manager said:"The Daylight Saving Bill is supported by over 90 national organisations from The AA to SAGA and The FA backing lighter evenings. On the year the Olympics comes to Britain, this would be a brilliant legacy for our young athletes"
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