On the night of Saturday to Sunday (30 March), at 3am, we need to move the clock forward one hour - to 4am. This will give us an hour less sleep on that particular night, but in the long run we will be able to make better use of daylight, which should also lead to a reduction in lighting costs and more time for outdoor activities.
Bulgaria has been moving its clocks one hour forward or back (when switching to standard time) twice a year for 46 years. For many people this is a source of great stress, as it takes time to get used to the change of time.
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