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Freeview viewers across parts of the country may see some disruption to their TV reception this week. This is due to high pressure which could disrupt the TV signals used by Freeview. For more information & support please visit our website
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Providing support and advice to Freeview viewers in the UK
- High air pressure is currently affecting TV signals in Wales & England. Normal services will return once the weather changes.
- We're open today for all your Easter Freeview enquiries [insert egg emoji]. Tweet, call or email us bit.ly/2hoIfsC
- We’re excited to announce the launch of Sky Arts on Freeview on 17th September 2020. Also, on the same date some channels are making changes including updates to channel numbers. You will need to retune to update your TV. To find out more about visit
- There is a fire at the Bilsdale transmitter disrupting services in North East England. There is no need to retune your device, services will be restored once the problem has been fixed. Visit our alerts page for updates
- Viewers in NE England: The Bilsdale transmitter is still off-air after a fire. Engineers are working to re-route signals from other transmitters to bring Freeview back - hundreds of thousands of homes should see signal return today. We appreciate your patience.
- Freeview viewers across parts of the country may see some disruption to their TV reception this week. This is due to high pressure which could disrupt the TV signals used by Freeview. For information & support please visit our website
- To make space for the brand-new BBC Three, as of today some channels will be moving to a new home. Retune today to keep your channel list up to date with the latest changes. For more information and help with retuning visit... freeview.co.uk/help/service-u…
- Following our earlier tweet, Arqiva have now confirmed that service has been restored from the temporary Bilsdale transmitter.
- Freeview viewers in southern parts of England could see some disruption to their TV reception today 22nd Dec. This is due to high pressure which could disrupt the TV signals used by Freeview. For information and support please visit
- Replying to @pop_hill and @MartinSLewisOver 95% of the most watched TV programmes are available on Freeview and are subscription free. To see which channels are available on Freeview check bit.ly/29uGeIi All you need is a working aerial pointing towards a transmitter and Freeview digital equipment.
- Arqiva have reported that there is currently no service on many channels for those taking a signal from the temporary Bilsdale transmitter. Please do not retune while Arqiva investigate.
- Latest update for viewers in NE England; temporary transmitter to be installed by the 28th August. freeview.co.uk/bilsdale-trans…
