Calendar changing times

I have started using iCloud, and have noticed that my calendar event times have changed from what I first put them in as.
Example, hair appointment this week was moved to 3 hours later, and still unsure of the time of another appointment in January as the time has been changed past business hours.
I am really not sure why this is happening, does anyone have any reasons or ideas?
I have just looked at iCloud and the times are all wrong. However on my phone the events I have updated have not changed yet. Very, very confused.

have you checked the time zone support,
goto settings>mail,contacts,calenders>time zone support and turn it on.
also checkout this link if it helps
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22296602#22296602
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6300 - Changing Time Zone (GMT+1) Changes All Cale...

I have a 6300 and a calendar full of important meetings and so on.
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2. I then duplicate the entry in my Google personal calendar and edit this entry to identify the destination Time Zone.
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5. Now I no longer need to disable automatic Time Zone adjustment in my phone AND lie to the phone that I have NOT changed time zones whenever I change my phone clock for a new country (or Time Zone). In the Madrid example, my calendar entries while in Canada will show a 2am departure and when in Madrid will show a 6pm departure (local time).
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3. No more missed appointments because I made an incorrect time adjustment.
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1. Google is my primary calendar because I can control it's directionality.
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Kevin,
Can I use Time Machine to go back and restore my old calendars so I can find that data that I lost!
You may be able to find the individual events in Time Machine, but depending upon the number of "Files" in the "Events" folder, they may be difficult to identify.
I don't want to replace the information in my Calendars, only look back at some old ones!
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