Independent Television ITV Central The SuttonColdfieldtransmittingstation is a broadcasting and telecommunications facility located in SuttonColdfield , Birmingham , England . It has broadcast terrestrial television signals every day since 1949 and is thus the oldest working television transmittingstation in the world. ref cite web url http www.bbc.co.uk historyofthebbc resources factsheets 1940s.pdf title The BBC Story 1940s ref History File Sutton Mast.jpg thumb left SuttonColdfield s mast ...Infobox UK Transmitter name SuttonColdfield image Location map West Midlands label lat 52.600556 long 1.833889 caption float center width 250 location SuttonColdfield , Birmingham England height convert ... Audio Broadcasting &ndash i.e. Digital Radio . When opened as a UHF TV transmitter SuttonColdfield ... by Ofcom that SuttonColdfield would return to an undisputed a B group transmitter after DSO ... signals are no longer broadcast from SuttonColdfield as of 21 September 2011. class wikitable sortable ... cite web url http www.digitaluk.co.uk when do i switch central suttoncoldfield title SuttonColdfield ... 3&4 on C46 and BBC B on C40. HD broadcasts were moved from the Lichfield transmittingstation Lichfield transmitter to SuttonColdfield on the BBC B multiplex C40, 626.2 MHz . The Lichfield ... HD , with all six multiplexes being broadcast from SuttonColdfield. Further reading Pawley, Edward ... features coldfield Cooper, Ray 2006 , Tales from a Cold Field . See also Lichfield transmitting ... suttoncoldfieldtx.html Info and pictures of SuttonColdfield transmitter including co receivable transmitters http www.thebigtower.com live SuttonColdfield index.htm SuttonColdfield Transmitter ..., West Midlands Category Transmitter sites in the United Kingdom Category SuttonColdfield ... stations, independent national station Classic FM UK Classic FM , four local commercial radio stations .... This transmitter is currently used for the BBC Asian Network . The station is now owned by Arqiva ... more details
Infobox UK station name SuttonColdfield symbol rail image name SuttonColdfield railway station from the north.jpg caption The main entrance hall to SuttonColdfield railway station. manager London Midland locale SuttonColdfield borough Birmingham pte West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive West Midlands zone 4 usage0405 pad 1em 0.512 usage0506 increase 0.542 usage0607 increase 0.578 usage0708 increase 0.634 usage0809 increase 1.183 usage0910 increase 1.185 code SUT platforms 2 latitude 52.564 longitude 1.824 gridref SP118963 years 1862 events Opened years2 2003 events2 Renovated SuttonColdfield railway station is the main railway station for the town of SuttonColdfield in the West Midlands county West Midlands . It is situated on the Redditch Birmingham New Street Lichfield Cross City Line 7 miles 12 km north east of Birmingham New Street. The station is of Victorian architecture ... sutton.php Rail Around Birmingham and the West Midlands SuttonColdfield railway station http www.warwickshirerailways.com ... nl StationSuttonColdfield ... under the control of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway . The station was the location of a SuttonColdfield train disaster train crash on 23 January 1955, in which 17 people died. From 1978, the station ... West Midlands railway stations open Category SuttonColdfield Category Railway stations in Birmingham ... it. It is accessed via Station Street. History The station was constructed in 1862, as the northern ... Transport Executive . As part of that scheme, there were proposals to demolish the station and rebuild ... it. 2003 repairwork Following the provision of a large sum of money in 2003, the station underwent a programme of refurbishment. Many new facilities were provided, and repair work was undertaken to the station ... building. A station shop and a new waiting room were provided. On the northbound platform, the small ... of the station was also repainted and the ticket office in the main building was extended ... more details
only as a goods station. The line opened on 2 June, 1862 with SuttonColdfield railway station being ... stopping at Penns railway station Penns Walmley , SuttonColdfield Town railway stationSuttonColdfield Town , and Sutton Park railway stationSutton Park in the town, as well as at Streetly ... eminence adjacent to SuttonColdfieldstation, the Royal Hotel was constructed, hoping to capitalise ...infobox UK place country England latitude 52.563 longitude 1.822 official name SuttonColdfield metropolitan ... SuttonColdfield UK Parliament constituency SuttonColdfield post town SUTTON COLDFIELD postcode ... Coldfield Town Hall.jpg 240px static image caption small SuttonColdfield Town Hall small london distance SuttonColdfield Audio en uk SuttonColdfield.ogg pronunciation is a suburb of Birmingham , in the West ... Government Act 1972 came into force in 1974, SuttonColdfield became part of Birmingham and the wider ... Town. blockquote The name SuttonColdfield appears to come from this time, being the south town ... ref blockquote Prehistory The earliest known signs of human presence in SuttonColdfield have ... title Langley, Langley Gorse, Langley Heath, SuttonColdfield url http billdargue.jimdo.com placenames gazetteer a to y places l langley suttoncoldfield work A History of Birmingham Places & Placenames ... Fox Hollies, SuttonColdfield url http billdargue.jimdo.com placenames gazetteer a to y places f fox hollies suttoncoldfield work A History of Birmingham Places & Placenames . . . from A to Y accessdate ... of SuttonColdfield although now outside the modern boundaries of the town . ref name whutton cite book ... the Roman Empire on the continent in the 5th century, the area of SuttonColdfield, still undeveloped ... History of the forest and chase of SuttonColdfield year 1860 publisher Benjamin Hall pages 10 ref ... of SuttonColdfield ref The manor of Sutone was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, where it was rated ... land. ref name DargueSC cite web last Dargue first William title SuttonSuttonColdfield url http ... more details
Infobox UK disused station name SuttonColdfield Town image File Sutton Town railway station.jpg 300px caption The station from Midland Road locale SuttonColdfield borough Birmingham original Wolverhampton, Walsall and Midland Junction Railway pregroup Midland Railway postgroup London, Midland and Scottish Railway platforms 2 years1 1879 events1 Opened years2 1 January 1925 events2 Closed Coord 52 33 54.87 N 1 49 11.65 W type landmark region GB display title SuttonColdfield Town railway station , also referred to as Sutton Town , was a railway station in SuttonColdfield , Birmingham , England , on the Midland Railway s Sutton Park Line . History The station was opened as SuttonColdfield on 1 July 1879, and was renamed to SuttonColdfield Town on 1 May 1882. On 1 April 1904 the name reverted to SuttonColdfield . It was renamed again to SuttonColdfield Town on 2 June 1924, but closed to passengers on 1 January 1925. ref cite book last Butt first R.V.J. title The Directory of Railway Stations year 1995 publisher Patrick Stephens Ltd location Yeovil isbn 1 85260 508 1 id R508 page 224 ref ref cite web url http www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk Stations sutton town.php title Sutton Town Station accessdate 2008 11 08 publisher Rail Around Birmingham year 2004 ref The line remains open for freight trains. References reflist Disused Rail Start rail line previous Penns railway station Penns next Sutton Park railway stationSutton Park route Sutton Park Line col 330033 end West Midlands railway stations disused Category Disused railway stations in Birmingham, West Midlands Category Railway stations opened in 1879 Category Railway stations closed in 1924 WestMidlands struct stub WestMidlands railstation stub ... more details
the newly opened SuttonColdfield railway station railway station to serve the needs of visitors to the town ... Station. The extension was completed at a cost of 10,000 and opened as SuttonColdfield Town Hall on September ...File Sutton Town hall.jpg right thumb 250px The front fa ade of Sutton Town Hall with the clock tower at the end. SuttonColdfield Town Hall is a former hotel and council building in SuttonColdfield , England ... on the edge of a steep slope means that it has views over large areas of south SuttonColdfield whilst the northern area remains at the same or similar gradient. Municipal buildings in SuttonColdfield A moot hall was built in SuttonColdfield during the time of John Vesey John Vesey, Bishop of Exeter ... in 1671. There were no fatalities or serious injuries. ref name DVJ The Royal Town of SuttonColdfield ... to newly constructed almshouses in Walmley , in the southern area of SuttonColdfield. ref Walmley .... For a short time, the building was occupied by the SuttonColdfield Sanatorium, but in December ... a few months earlier. The opening event was an evening concert by the SuttonColdfield Choral Society ... hall coat of arms.jpg right thumb The SuttonColdfield coat of arms above the entrance to the Neighbourhood ... shaft for the fire headquarters. ref name DVJ The SuttonColdfield coat of arms, which was absorbed ... to the glorious memory of the men of SuttonColdfield who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 1919 .... The design by Francis Doyle Jones was selected by the SuttonColdfield District Council committee ... School and SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls are performed at the town hall. Concerts are also ... a wedding venue. The annexe of the building is also used as the SuttonColdfield constituency ... ID 70093&CONTENT ITEM TYPE 0&MENU ID 13248 SuttonColdfield Constituency Team Birmingham.gov.uk ref ... start at SuttonColdfield Town Hall Birmingham.gov.uk, 9 October 2006 ref References reflist refbegin ... Image Sutton town hall war memorial.jpg left thumb The war memorial to those who died in World ... more details
The SuttonColdfield News is a free weekly newspaper serving the area of SuttonColdfield in Birmingham , West Midlands county West Midlands , England . It is owned by the Trinity Mirror group. The newspaper was established in 1869 making it the oldest newspaper in SuttonColdfield. It sometimes printed under the title of SuttonColdfield and Erdington News in its early history. It is now a major newspaper in the area, which is also home to the SuttonColdfield Observer newspaper. The newspaper editor is Pam Thomas and has a current distribution number of 65,420 per week, compared with 57,124 for the Sutton Observer . References refbegin The Royal Town of SuttonColdfield A Commemorative History , Douglas V. Jones, 1994, Westwood Press ISBN 0 9502636 7 2 http icsuttoncoldfield.icnetwork.co.uk aboutus ourpapers icSutton ColdfieldSuttonColdfield News http www.birmingham.gov.uk newspapers Birmingham.gov.uk Newspapers in Birmingham refend Category Newspapers published in Birmingham, West Midlands Category Weekly newspapers published in the United Kingdom Category SuttonColdfield Category Publications established in 1869 UK newspaper stub ... more details
Infobox rail accident title SuttonColdfield train crash image caption date 23 January 1955 time 16 13 location SuttonColdfield , Warwickshire coordinates coord 52 33 55 N 01 49 28 W region GB DGY type landmark scale 50000 display inline,title country England line Cross City Line operator type cause Overspeed on curve trains 1 pax 300 deaths 17 injuries 25 footnotes List of rail accidents in the United Kingdom List of UK rail accidents by year The SuttonColdfield train crash took place at about 16 13 on 23 January 1955 in SuttonColdfield , a town now within the Birmingham City of Birmingham , when an express passenger train traveling from York to Bristol , England , derailed due to excessive speed on a sharp curve. Accident circumstances Headed by a LMS Stanier Class 5 4 6 0 LMS Class 5 4 6 0 steam locomotive No 45274, the 12 15 York to Bristol express, consisting of ten coach rail carriages , approached the SuttonColdfield railway station at about 55 60 mph 88 96 km h twice the permitted speed of 30 mph. When it reached the sharp curve immediately before the station, the train derailed, colliding with the platforms. The carriages, engine, and station buildings were severely damaged. The first carriage was crushed between the engine and the second carriage. The fourth carriage was knocked into the air causing it to drag along the station roof, damaging both the roof and the platforms ... via SuttonColdfield, so another driver, fully conversant with it, had joined him at Burton on Trent ... References cite book author Douglas V. Jones title The Royal Town of SuttonColdfield A Commemorative ... 110 The Railways Archive Accident at SuttonColdfield 1955 railway accidents Category Railway accidents ... county Category Railway accidents in 1955 Category 1955 in England Category SuttonColdfield ... time and was running late. There was a gradient to climb after the station which was best approached ... Kingdom Salisbury rail crash 1906 Overspeed through sharp curve through station. 28 killed. flagicon ... more details
The SuttonColdfield Observer is a free local newspaper serving the residents of SuttonColdfield in Birmingham , England . Launched in 1985, it took over from the SuttonColdfield Times newspaper. The current editor is Charlotte Hart and the sports editor is Michael Beardmore. The weekly newspaper reports on local issues and achievements and provides a section on properties for sale in the area. The paper also includes a 16 page leisure guide. In 2004, the SuttonColdfield Observer launched the Great Midlands Fun Run , which raised 82,000 for local charities. The same event in 2005 proved to be more successful with 3,650 runners, more than the previous year. The newspaper is delivered to 57,000 homes approximately and is owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust . It is the second most distributed local newspaper in SuttonColdfield, behind the SuttonColdfield News . Awards The SuttonColdfield Observer has received many Great Britain British journalism awards Newspaper Society Free Newspaper of the Year Newspaper Society News Journalist of the Year three times Newspaper Society Feature Journalist of the Year twice Midlands Media Awards News Journalist of the Year Newspaper Society Free Weekly Photographer of the Year Newspaper Society Campaign of the Year External links http www.suttonobserver.co.uk Sutton Observer website http www.mediauk.com newspapers 341851 Media UK http www.regionaladvertising.co.uk cgi bin pnDbDetail.cgi display titles 120 user Statistics of paper publication Northcliffe Media Category Newspapers published in Birmingham, West Midlands Category Northcliffe Media Category Publications established in 1985 Category SuttonColdfield Category Weekly newspapers published in the United Kingdom UK newspaper stub ... more details
. ref The Royal Town of SuttonColdfield A Commemorative History , Douglas V. Jones, 1994, Westwood ... is occupied by the adjacent SuttonColdfield College . ref http www.sutcol.ac.uk cmpage.aspx?section InternationalStudents SuttonColdfield College International Students ref References reflist Category ... Category Houses in Birmingham, West Midlands Category Houses completed in 1680 Category SuttonColdfield WestMidlands struct stub ... more details
Unreferenced date November 2006 The High Steward of SuttonColdfield was an office relating to the government of the town of SuttonColdfield , Warwickshire , England . History Prior to the Royal Charter of 1528, Walter Devereux, 1st Viscount Hereford Walter Devereux, Lord Ferrers of Chartley held the office of under the Crown . He also held office as Bailiff of the Manor, Keeper of the Rolls and Keeper of Coldfield Walk. The salaries for these posts, under a grant of 1525 were to be paid at the rate of 16 a year to him and his son Henry for life. On the granting of the Charter the town was to be held by a Warden and Society roughly equivalent to Mayor and Corporation and the inhabitants of the town. The Charter granted the right to appoint a High steward civic High Steward although this right was not exercised until 1547. The High Stewards were appointed for life and were to be entitled to a Deputy to assist in the High Steward s duty of holding courts. At least in the 16th century the High Steward was expected to have a knowledge of English law but the role soon became symbolic, the duties largely ceremonial and latterly the work was done entirely by Deputies. The High Stewards were all persons of standing and mostly members of aristocratic Warwickshire and Staffordshire families. In 1974 the Corporation of SuttonColdfield merged with that of Birmingham and the office of High Steward became extinct. List of High Stewards 1547 John Throckmorton . 1582 Henry Goodere . 1595 Richard Repington . 1612 Robert Devereux later Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex . 1646 Richard Newdigate, 1st Baronet St Vincent. 1679 Thomas Thynne later Thomas Thynne, 1st Viscount Weymouth . 1714 Thomas Willoughby, 1st Baron Middleton . 1729 Francis Willoughby, 2nd Baron Middleton . 1758 Francis ... 1951 Rupert William Dudley Leigh, 4th Baron Leigh DEFAULTSORT High Steward Of SuttonColdfield Category History of Warwickshire Category SuttonColdfield ... more details
Infobox football club clubname SuttonColdfield Town image File SuttonColdfield Town FC logo.png 160px fullname SuttonColdfield Town Football Club nickname The Royals founded 1879 ground Central Ground br Coles Lane br SuttonColdfield capacity 2,000 chairman Tom Keogh manager Chris Keogh league Northern Premier League Division One South season 2010 11 Northern Premier League Division One South 2010 11 position Northern Premier League br Northern Premier League Division One South Division One South , 6th pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm1 0000FF body1 0000FF rightarm1 0000FF shorts1 0000FF socks1 0000FF leftarm2 F1EF00 body2 F1EF00 rightarm2 F1EF00 shorts2 F1EF00 socks2 F1EF00 SuttonColdfield Town F.C. are a association football football club based in SuttonColdfield , England . They were formed in 1879 some sources state 1876 and currently play in the Northern Premier League First Division South . Despite being the largest team in a town with a population of over 105,000 people more than that of the home towns of many full time professional teams their profile suffers due to their geographical proximity to Aston Villa F.C. Aston Villa , who draw considerable support from the town. History The club was founded in 1879 and played its first match against the 2nd XI of Birmingham F.C. no connection to the modern Birmingham City F.C. Birmingham City on February 1st of that year. In their early years they played in Sutton Park and competed in the Central Birmingham League, Aston and District League, Small Heath League and Suburban League ... remained ever since. On 10th May 2011 SuttonColdfield took part in their first ever Birmingham ... name SuttonColdfield Town id SUTTONCT External links http www.pitchero.com clubs suttoncoldfieldtownfc ..., West Midlands Category Association football clubs established in 1879 Category SuttonColdfield ... the name Sutton Town a name which lasted until 1964 played in the Walsall League and Birmingham Combination ... more details
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Infobox UK school name SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls image size latitude 52.554 longitude 1.83 dms motto Not for our own advantage, but for the common good motto pl established 1929 approx closed c approx type Grammar school Grammar community school religion Secular president head label Head Teacher Mrs M Shackleton r head label r head chair label chair founder founder pl specialist Science College Science and Leadership Partnership Leadership Status street Jockey Road city SuttonColdfield county West Midlands country England postcode B73 5PT LEA Birmingham ofsted yes urn 103521 staff enrollment 1,012 gender Girls lower age 11 upper age 18 houses Arden, Nevil, Tudor, Vesey and Warwick colours publication free label 1 free 1 free label 2 free 2 free label 3 free 3 website http www.suttcold.bham.sch.uk index.asp website name www.suttcold.bham.sch.uk SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls is a state funded selective grammar school and sixth form college for girls in SuttonColdfield , Birmingham , West Midlands county West Midlands , England . It is a specialist Science College ... and 2009 Leadership , and a Beacon School . History It was opened on September 18, 1929 as SuttonColdfield High School . Plans for a school had begun in 1906 with sites behind SuttonColdfield Town Hall , in Sutton Park and Rectory Park all being considered before a convert 6 acre m2 adj on field behind Beeches Walk was selected. The school changed its name to SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls in 1962 following changes made to the Warwickshire policy. No it didn t... It became SuttonColdfield Girls School in 1962 and then changed its name to SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls ... former pupils seealso Category People educated at SuttonColdfield Grammar School for Girls Comdt ... http www.suttoncoldfieldgrammar.org.uk index.asp School website Sixty Years of SuttonColdfield ... Midlands county Category SuttonColdfield Category Science Colleges in the West Midlands county ... more details
district in the West Midlands county West Midlands . It corresponds to the former borough of SuttonColdfield . It is the only constituency within the Birmingham City Council area not have the name Birmingham in its title. History SuttonColdfield is one of the safest seats in the country for the Conservative ... Baron Fowler of SuttonColdfield style background color Conservative Party UK meta color United ... election, 2010 General Election 2010 SuttonColdfield ref http www.birmingham.gov.uk cs Satellite ... general election, 2005 General Election 2005 SuttonColdfield Election box candidate with party ... SuttonColdfield Election box candidate with party link party Conservative Party UK candidate Andrew ... begin title United Kingdom general election, 1992 General Election 1992 SuttonColdfield ref cite web ... page Constituencies in the West Midlands DEFAULTSORT SuttonColdfield Uk Parliament Constituency ... constituencies established in 1945 Category SuttonColdfield ar pl Okr g wyborczy SuttonColdfield zh ... more details
Suttonstation may refer to Stations in the UK Sutton railway station London West Sutton railway station , London Little Sutton railway station , Cheshire Sutton Parkway railway station , Nottinghamshire King s Sutton railway station , Northamptonshire Sutton Town railway station , Birmingham Sutton railway station Cambridgeshire Long Sutton railway station , Lincolnshire Sutton on Hull railway station , East Ridings of Yorkshire Sutton Common railway station , London SuttonColdfield railway station , West Midlands Sutton Bridge railway station , Lincolnshire Sutton on Sea railway station , Lincolnshire Sutton Park railway station , Birmingham Sutton Staithe Halt railway station , North Norfolk Stations elsewhere Sutton railway station, Ireland Sutton railway station, Jamaica , a place on the List of National Heritage Sites in Jamaica Other SuttonColdfieldtransmittingstationSutton Bridge Power Station disambig ... more details
Infobox UK Transmitter name Lichfield image height convert 305.2 m ft 0 built 1961 demolished collapsed BBC ITV The Lichfield transmitting station is situated close to Tamworth in Staffordshire in the West Midlands region West Midlands between the A5 road Great Britain A5 and A51 road Great Britain A51 . The nearest geographical feature is Hopwas Hill. The station is owned and operated by Arqiva . The mast is known locally as Hopwas mast or Hints mast. History The transmitter was the main 405 line ITV transmitter for the Midlands from 1956 until 1985. It includes a convert 305.2 m ft 0 tall radio masts and towers guyed mast and was built in 1961. The original mast looked akin to the Eifel tower and was dismatled in 1965. 625 line colour transmitters for the region were all co sited at the nearby Sutton Coldfield transmitting station until 1997, when Lichfield began broadcasting Channel 5 UK Channel 5 in the Midlands. At 1000 kW it was the most powerful Channel 5 transmitter in the country. Before the digital switchover, lichfield effectively worked in conjunction with Sutton Coldfield 4 miles to the SW to supply the full five analogue channels. Reception of Channel 5 from Lichfield was also receivable at viewable quality throughout the borders of North Wales . All analogue TV transmissions ceased on the 21st September 2011, as part of the Digital switchover . The HD multiplex BBC B Mux HD was moved to the Sutton Coldfield transmitting station Sutton Coldfield transmitter on C40 626.2MHz thereby ceasing all television broadcasts from the Lichfield transmitter Analogue and Digital . Television services and digital switchover Since the digital switchover on 21st September 2011, no television services are broadcast from the Lichfield transmitter. There are no current plans to carry any television services and all services are now broadcast from the Sutton Coldfield transmitting station Sutton Coldfield transmitter . Services listed by frequency Analogue radio Frequency ... more details
three main transmitters, with SuttonColdfieldtransmittingstationSuttonColdfield being four times ... the whole region lost the signal when an excavator damaged the station s main cable. SuttonColdfield ... at the same time by the BBC, with Mendip transmittingstation Mendip and Bilsdale transmittingstation Bilsdale . It is a shorter version of the second Emley Moor transmittingstation Emley Moor transmitter .... The latter was identical to the current 385m high Belmont transmittingstation Belmont mast , both ... point between the Winter Hill transmittingstation Winter Hill , Emley Moor transmittingstation Emley Moor , SuttonColdfield, and Waltham broadcasting regions. Further north west of Bakewell, the filler ...Infobox UK Transmitter name Waltham image Image Waltham Transmitting Station.JPG 200px location Waltham on the Wolds , Leicestershire height convert 315 m ft 0 gridref SK809233 built 1966, 1968 demolished collapsed 1966 BBC BBC East Midlands ITV Central Independent Television ITV Central switchoverdate 17 August 2011 switchoverdate2 31 August 2011 footnotes Built for the BBC with first transmission on 31 August 1968 The Waltham transmittingstation is a broadcasting and telecommunications facility at Waltham on the Wolds , 5 miles 8 km north east of Melton Mowbray . It sits inside the Waltham civil parish near Stonesby , in the district of Melton borough Melton , Leicestershire , United Kingdom ... 2007 was confirmed by Ofcom that at DSO Digital Switchover Waltham would be transmitting five of the six ... Hope takes Emley Moor BBC Leeds . Waltham s Darley Dale relay station was Britain s 1000th television relay station. Transmitted Services Image UHF Relay Station, Swingate geograph.org.uk 16127.jpg thumb 160px right Relay station at Swingate, west of the M1 A610 Junction 26, is the 2kW Nottingham ... 18316.jpg thumb 160px Relay station at Eastwood, Nottinghamshire Eastwood Analogue radio class ... transmitting on UHF 61. The remaining four analogue channels were switched off on 31 August. class ... more details
interference with the SuttonColdfieldtransmittingstation s MUX6 Arqiva B which was on the same ... Kingdom , the tallest being the mast at Belmont transmittingstation Belmont with a height of convert ... Belmont transmittingstation Belmont , Bilsdale transmittingstation Bilsdale , Mendip TV Mast Mendip , Waltham transmittingstation Waltham and the original ill fated structure at Emley Moor TV ... 12.5 kW until SuttonColdfield went fully digital in September 2011. This compares with the other ... affected the Arqiva B multiplex coverage area until the SuttonColdfield final switchover ... Moss transmittingstation Holme Moss to cover South and Central Lancashire ref name Radio Listeners ... transmitters in the UK Supertall DEFAULTSORT Winter Hill TransmittingStation Category Buildings ... transmitting antenna in the UK. Construction Image Winter Hill TV Mast.jpg thumb 250px A view ... The station s coverage map coverage includes approximately 6.3 million people. Although not the correct ... more details
highest structure in the EU and second highest in the UK after Skelton transmittingstation Skelton ... others pictures from ITV station Anglia Television . Following a re organisation of ITV coverage in 1972, from 1974 it started transmitting pictures from neighbouring station Yorkshire Television instead ... in the UK, though there are four UK transmitters which are more powerful SuttonColdfield, Crystal ..., with a lot of Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire being flat. The strongest relay station is at Oliver ... ratio required to give a perfect picture. After digital switchover Belmont s digital transmitting ... television Belmont began transmitting digital TV on November 15 1998. In July 2007 it was confirmed ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Yosami TransmittingStation was a very large List of transmission sites transmittingstation for intercontinental communication and for submarine Radio communication in the Very low frequency VLF range at Kariya, Aichi , Japan. Yosami TransmittingStation used as Antenna radio antenna a wire antenna system, which was spun between 8 guyed masts, each 250 metres tall and Insulator electrical insulated against Ground electricity ground . The masts of Yosami transmittingstation were at its completion in 1929 Japan s tallest architectural structure. Yosami TransmittingStation played an important role in World War II for transmitting news to axis powers Germany and Italy and for transmitting messages to submarines under water. After 1950 the transmitters were used by the US. Navy. although the masts were repainted in 1985, in 1993 the station was shut down and became a beautiful flower park. However, the transmitter and building as well as the bottom section of one of the masts is moved and rebuilt as a museum a short way from the original site. External links http www.denkikogyo.co.jp en corporate history2.html Denki Kogyo Ltd History of the Yosami TransmittingStation http www.tcp ip.or.jp ishida96 ih aichi isan wo aruku 1996 1996 06 yosamisoshinsho.html Yosami Radio TransmittingStation http www.city.kariya.lg.jp history rekisinannbu2.html City Kariya Yosami Museum http njb.virtualave.net web rl2005 yosami yosami.htm Yosami pictures http www.katch.ne.jp teru y yosami yosami 2.htm Great photos by JA2DJN http www.katch.ne.jp teru y yosami yosami.pdf Transmitter and Antenna system schematics http www.navy radio.com xmtrs vlf yosami 02.JPG Antenna scheme coord 34.972265 137.016472 format dms display title type landmark region JP scale 10000 Category Towers in Japan Category Destroyed landmarks Category Buildings and structures completed in 1929 Category 1996 disestablishments ja ... more details
Infobox UK Transmitter name Tay Bridge image relay Angus transmittingstation Angus height built demolished collapsed BBC BBC Scotland ITV STV North Tayside Tay Bridge transmittingstation is a relay transmitter of Angus transmittingstation Angus , situated in Dundee . It is owned and operated by Arqiva . Channels listed by frequency Analogue television These services were broadcast until 18 August 2010. BBC Two Scotland was previously closed on 4 August. class wikitable sortable no2 Frequency no2 UHF no2 kW no2 Service 575.25 MHz 34 4 Channel 5 UK Channel 5 631.25 MHz 41 0.5 STV TV network STV 655.25 MHz 44 0.5 BBC Two Scotland 679.25 MHz 47 0.5 Channel 4 711.25 MHz 51 0.5 BBC One Scotland Digital television class wikitable sortable Frequency UHF kW Operator 634.2 MHz 41 0.1 BBC A 658.0 MHz 44 0.1 BBC B 682.0 MHz 47 0.1 Digital 3&4 coord 56.4447 2.9250 type landmark region GB display title Category Transmitter sites in the United Kingdom Category Transmitter sites in Scotland Television transmitters in the UK UK bcast stub ... more details
Unreferenced date April 2011 Washford transmittingstation is a medium wave broadcasting station near Washford , Somerset, UK. It was built in 1933 and uses as antenna a T antenna between two 152 metre tall guyed masts separated by a distance of 159 metres. Originally the station used cage antennas around each mast. The station uses the frequencies 882 kHz with 100 kW, 1089 kHz with 50 kW and 1215 kHz with 50 kW. In the old transmitter building, there is today a radio museum. External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery washford index.php Category Broadcasting ... more details
File Approaching the Masts on top of Brougher mountain geograph.org.uk 326142.jpg thumb Brougher Mountain transmitting station Brougher Mountain transmitting station is a major transmitting station in Northern Ireland . ref cite web url http www.geograph.ie photo 1684299 title Brougher Mountain Transmitting Station publisher geograph.org.uk author VisualServ accessdate 2011 04 17 ref ref cite web url http tx.mb21.co.uk mapsys anatv broughermountain.php title Transmission Information Brougher Mountain author Mike Brown accessdate 2011 04 17 ref It is located between County Tyrone and County Fermanagh , on top of a 317 meter high hill called Brougher Mountain. ref cite web url http mountainviews.ie mv index.php?mtnindex 935 title Brougher Mountain Hill accessdate 2011 04 17 ref It has four other transmitter sites in its Digital Switchover transmitter group, at Ederny , Derrygonnelly , Belcoo , and Lisbellaw . ref cite web url http stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk binaries broadcast guidance tech guidance 816898 ulster v2.2.pdf title Northern Ireland TV region Digital Switchover transmission groups publisher Ofcom date July 2009 accessdate 2011 04 17 ref Services transmitted by frequency Analogue television class wikitable sortable Frequency UHF kW Service 479.25 MHz 22 100 BBC One Northern Ireland 503.25 MHz 25 100 UTV 527.25 MHz 28 100 BBC Two Northern Ireland 559.25 MHz 32 100 Channel 4 Digital television class wikitable sortable Frequency UHF kW Operator 490.2 MHz 23 0.5 S4C Digital Networks SDN Mux A 514.2 MHz 26 0.5 BBC Mux B 538.2 MHz 29 0.5 Arqiva Mux C 546.2 MHz 30 0.5 BBC Mux 1 570.2 MHz 33 0.5 Arqiva Mux D 534.2 MHz 34 0.5 Digital 3&4 Mux 2 References Reflist See also Divis Mountain transmitting station Limavady transmitting station External links http www.flickr.com photos 20961594 N04 5626950168 in pool 52239794877 N01 lightbox Picture of Brougher Mountain from the air Television transmitters in the UK coord 54.42327 N 7.46043 W type landmark region GB display ti ... more details
The Acklam Wold transmittingstation is located between Acklam, Ryedale Acklam and Leavening, North Yorkshire Leavening , on the Yorkshire Wolds at British national grid reference system grid reference SE795619 ref http www.bbc.co.uk reception transmitters radio digital radio.shtml ref . It carries BBC Radio York 103.7 at 2.0 kW, and Minster FM 104.7 at 2.5 kW. It broadcasts down to Sheffield and up to the North York Moors just outside Whitby . It also carries the MXR Yorkshire Multiplex TV multiplex . References references coord 54.0469 0.7868 type landmark region GB display title DEFAULTSORT Acklam Wold TransmittingStation Category Buildings and structures in North Yorkshire Category Broadcast transmitters Category Transmitter sites in England UK bcast stub ... more details
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