No idea how I missed this! But tonight at 9:00pm sees the first episode of the brand new TV documentary series from Channel 5.
The series follows railway workers on the Great Western Mainline against the background of the largest modernisation on the route in generations.
There are also major incidents, huge sporting events, as well as the day-to-day challenges of running one of Britain’s busiest stations.
The launch of FreeSports on Freesat has been delayed. Should have been launched today on channel 252.
But it did launch has planned on Freeview/YouView channel number 95. You need a device that is compatible with Freeview HD or Freeview Play.
More information be be found over at www.a516digital.com/2017/08/faq-new-sports-channel-freesports.html.
Some great news, if like myself you don’t believe in pay TV! FreeSports is joining Freesat at some point this August or September, and it will appear on channel 252.
More information can be found over at www.a516digital.com/2017/08/freesport-confirms-freesat-details.html.
At long last UKTV’s Dave and Home can now be found on Freesat. Dave is available on channel number 157 and Home on 166.
Yet another reason, why I love Freesat! People will the latest set-top-boxes can now use the new ‘Watch from Start’ feature in the TV guide. The ‘Watch from Start’ allows you to restart live programmes on all BBC channels without waiting for the programme to end.
Freesat is the first TV platform to include the feature within the TV guide, and customers will notice a small icon next to the programme name, which, when selected from the menu, will begin the programme from the start.
So just another reason, why Freesat, is better than $ky!
Discovery’s Quest and Quest Red channels have now joined Freesat.
They can be found on Freesat channel numbers 167 and 169.
Now we just have to hope that Dave joins at some point!
STV’s catch-up and on-demand service STV Player has launched on Freesat this week!
Which I am very pleased with! Since I use a Scottish postcode on my box, I had no way for watching anything from itv, using a on-demand service via Freesat, but that’s now been fixed!
Can also watch stuff from stv Glasgow now! Which is also well cool!
BIKE, the first television channel entirely dedicated to the world of cycling, is now available for free on Freesat.
Now available on Freesat channel 251, we will be treated to world-class live and exclusive coverage of many of the season’s top professional races, including the Gent-Wevelgem, Tour de Romandie and Giro del Trentino.
I am so looking forward to seeing lots of HOT cyclists in Lycra!! 🙂
