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Published Date: 29 October 2007
By ALASTAIR JAMIESON
UP TO a quarter of a million residents in southern Scotland will today discover how many weeks they have left in which to convert their televisions to receive a digital signal.
The exact date for the switch-off of the Selkirk transmitter - the main source of television pictures for viewers of ITV Border in Scotland - will be announced this morning, beginning a countdown for households, hotels and care homes who will need to...

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Abel Magwitch,

29/10/2007 02:40:29

The restaurant makes a big show of updating its china and cutlery. However the food itself is still cheap and lacking in nutrition.

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democracy,

Scottish Borders 29/10/2007 04:57:52

Border Television has been treating the Scottish people living in their own country in the Scottish Borders, as English viewers for far too long and is a disgrace that the people in this area are being culturally disenfranchised by Border television failing to give us a number of Scottish specific progs that the rest of Scotland get, at which time Border sees fit to give us English progs instead.
Will the new 21st century digital technology work to improve the Scottish cultural deficit inflicted on us by Border tv?? Probably not, no improvement for us then!!!


 

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