Calendar news south yorkshire

[adshead65 10]

how come calendar news on my tv has all the news about hull and lincs and hardly mentions Sheffield and local

[waddy13 10]

Cuold be if you are using freeview as opposed to cable or sky that your aerial is pointing to a mast other than Crosspool or Emley Moor or your freeview box needs retuning

[*Wallace* 333]

If you saw Dunacan and Christine last night you are on the correct transmitter they are always on about Hull and Links it's just as it is.

[Rockerman 10]

Its the same as Look North or as its known in Sheffield Look Leeds

[Annie Bynnol 613]

The solution to your problem depends on how you receive the signal.

On occasions, technical faults result in receiving the wrong Calendar.

 

Normal digital TV. All transmitters are now digital and will pick up the stongest local signal. Which way does the aerial point? North or towards Crosspool will give you Calendar South. Belmont in Lincolnshire (visible from Sheffield) is very tall and powerful and gives excellent reception on Sheffield hills and East facing slopes it also broadcasts Calendar East. On change over to digital problems have arisen with coverage changes. Try to retune- use an outside aerial (even a really old aerial can still work), point the aerial correctly or change the aerial. There are very good established local businesses who understand our local problem.

 

Sky or Freesat reception should give Calendar South automatically. Re connect phone and/or retune if needed.

 

Freeview again should give Calendar South automatically. Retune if needed.

[Pauline BHG 10]

If you watch ITV HD then you see the Hull version.

[Colin Foster 72]

If you watch ITV HD then you see the Hull version.

 

No, it's Granada. ITV HD across the whole of Northern England is the Granada version. ITV haven't launched ITV HD Yorkshire yet.

[Onthetyne 10]

I think a lot of people are jealous that Sheffield doesnt get much air time.....

[Colin Foster 72]

The solution to your problem depends on how you receive the signal.

On occasions, technical faults result in receiving the wrong Calendar.

 

Normal digital TV. All transmitters are now digital and will pick up the stongest local signal. Which way does the aerial point? North or towards Crosspool will give you Calendar South. Belmont in Lincolnshire (visible from Sheffield) is very tall and powerful and gives excellent reception on Sheffield hills and East facing slopes it also broadcasts Calendar East. On change over to digital problems have arisen with coverage changes. Try to retune- use an outside aerial (even a really old aerial can still work), point the aerial correctly or change the aerial. There are very good established local businesses who understand our local problem.

 

Sky or Freesat reception should give Calendar South automatically. Re connect phone and/or retune if needed.

 

Freeview again should give Calendar South automatically. Retune if needed.

 

There hasn't been a Calendar South for quite a few years now, just West and East. The West version has the Leeds backdrop behind the presenters, and is transmitted from Emley Moor. On the East version it's the Humber Bridge behind the presenters. This is transmitted from Belmont in Lincolnshire and for some odd reason, Crosspool.

 

This is different to BBC1 where Crosspool caries the same version of Look North as Emley Moor (Leeds version). If you're receiving from Crosspool you will get news for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire on Calendar.

 

On Sky you automatically get the Calendar East version and that cannot be changed.

 

However, ITV+1 on Freeview and Sky shows the Calendar West version for everyone.

[andyofborg 11]

I think a lot of people are jealous that Sheffield doesnt get much air time.....

 

nothing ever happens in sheffield

[SYorksDeano 10]

Chances are you will find the right version on channel 800

[John_S6 10]

If you want Sheffield news, then watch the bulletins on Sheffield Live. They come with the added bonus of being unintentionally hilarious, as the monotone newsreaders seem to struggle to read and speak the English language.