This week, we've had our Lighter Later campaigning hats on to get the UK government on side just in time for clock change this weekend. We're also looking to Croatia for next year's campaigning plans and give the Bangladeshi team a thumbs-up for getting the nation cycling.

• Check out our brand new video (huge thanks to our friends at hixmedia) about our recent Pitch Pledge Party event which was all about 10:10ers funding community carbon-cutting projects. We'll be sharing the projects' progress over the coming months, so watch this space. 

• Our friends at Nektarina in Croatia, HQ of the 24-country hub, have announced their plans for 2012. A huge thumbs-up for their plans to continue campaigning, awareness raising and education about low-carbon transport, liveable cities and introducing sustainability as a subject in school.
• With the clock change coming up this weekend, it's been a big week for the Lighter Later campaign! The UK government announced today that they will back the Daylight Saving Bill as long as it’s tweaked to give the governments of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the final say. Check out this blog or the Sun's article for all the details. 

• In other Lighter Later news, check out the story of the campaign in Storify format, check out our friends at GrandparentsNow's take on clock change and read up on why opticians think Lighter Later is a bright idea. 
• Head of 10:10 Netherlands, Wijnand Duyvendak, makes a case for the need for more real time data and to increasingly measure our energy use, following the mantra "meten is weten" (to measure is to know). Check out his blog here.
• Wondering how you could motivate your staff or colleagues to switch off? How about following the Dutch post-it campaign where employees find a pink post-it with a smiley on their computer in the morning if it was switched off or a yellow, sad-faced post-it note if it wasn't? It has already worked wonders for the the municipalities of Amsterdam, VARA, Dorint Hotel, Hivos, the University of in Maastricht and many others. 

• Missed 10:10 HQ's latest issue of the 10:10 Times? If you're in the UK, check out this version or click here for news for all of you 10:10ers abroad.
• This new and handy appliance got a lot of interest from 10:10ers around the world this week; check out how the learning thermostat can help you save cash & carbon and even works as an app on your smartphone. 
• Ever wondered how the Dutch got their amazing cycle paths? From struggling to pay their fuel bills to protests against car traffic in cities - here's how they did it. Why not join your local cycling association to help improve services for cyclists where you are?
• If you're based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, just head over to tonight's free cycling training co-organised by 10:10 Bangladesh.
• Last but not least, good news from the Solar Schools campaign: Reading based school E.P. Collier celebrated reaching the half way mark this week with £5,415 out of £10,000 raised for their very own solar roof.