Weird Timezone issue

Hi All,

I am writing a script to create an appointment 15 mins from now when a SuperOffice form is processed.  However when I initialize a datetime variable it is setting it for 1 hour in the future.  I have written a test script below to show the issue.

#setLanguageLevel 4;

DateTime now;

print (now.toString() + "<BR>");

TimeZone ltz = getLocalTimeZone();

print (ltz.getTimeZone() + "<BR>");
print (ltz.getTimeZoneSecs().toString());

If I run this script on my test on-premise environment, these are the results I get.

If I run the same script on the customer's online environment, I get the following results.

I originally thought it was because Timezones, were not enabled on the customer's environment, but I have enabled these, and the system default, and my personal default is  set to "United Kingdom", as it is in my test system, so I don't understand whilts I am getting different results.  It may be because my on premise server is hosted on a server configured for the UK, whereas the online environment would be, I assume, configured for Norway, and I guess British Summer Time is also causing part of the issue.  But how do I get the current datatime for the UK, that will work all year round, both in and out of BST.

Many thanks,

Trevor