Summer of Sport: What to watch this July
Gear up for an action-filled summer of sports! July has plenty of epic events lined up, from football showdowns to […]
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Summer TV picks for June
Summer is here! While the sunshine is calling, sometimes it’s just as nice to kick back indoors and unwind. Whether […]
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23 June 2025
Experiencing TV interference with your free to view channels? We’re here to help
Have you recently experienced new interference with your free to view services – TV received through an aerial? There is […]
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15 May 2025
Egg-cellent movies to watch this Easter
Easter is just around the corner, and what better way to enjoy the holiday weekend than with some great TV? We’ve […]
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17 April 2025
Inspiring home renovation shows to spruce up your space this spring
Spring has arrived! With brighter sunshine and longer days, it’s the perfect time to refresh your home and find new […]
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24 March 2025
5 Epic Sports Events to Watch on Freeview TV this February
February is packed with exciting sports events in the UK, many of which are available to watch on Freeview TV. […]
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18 February 2025
Beat the Winter Blues with Our Ultimate TV Guide
January can feel like a long, cold month. What better way to stay entertained and shake off those winter blues […]
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17 January 2025
Christmas Day Viewing: Top TV Shows
‘Tis the season for Christmas television! Whether you enjoy a timeless holiday classic, or eagerly await the return of your […]
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16 December 2024
Unmissable TV shows to watch this November
As the days get shorter and the weather turns colder, November is the perfect time to snuggle up indoors with […]
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4 November 2024
Top TV Shows Returning in Autumn 2024
As the leaves change colour and the nights grow longer, many of our favourite TV shows are returning to our […]
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6 September 2024
Summer Lovin’: UK TV’s most iconic dating shows
Dating shows give us true love stories, quirky matchmaking formats and the twists and turns of reality TV, so it […]
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6 August 2024
Five TV series to watch in Summer 2024
As the summer of 2024 brings more clouds than sunshine and puts outdoor adventures on hold, it’s the ideal time […]
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5 July 2024
Summer of Sport 2024 TV Guide: Where to watch the biggest sporting events
Are you a sports enthusiast looking for a guide to the hottest games this summer? Look no further. We’ve put […]
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3 June 2024
Top Travel TV Shows to Fuel Your Wanderlust
Discover the world through your screen with our exploration of the best travel TV shows. From thrilling adventures to culinary […]
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6 May 2024
2024 Comedy TV Shows Guide
From returning fan favourites to brand new series, there’s plenty to find funny on TV in 2024. Here’s our guide […]
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3 April 2024
Top gardening TV shows to watch this Spring
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just finding your green thumb, discover the best gardening shows to watch on TV […]
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15 March 2024
Your guide to the 2024 BAFTAs
Film awards season is in full swing. The red carpet has been rolled out already this year for the Golden […]
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14 February 2024
Six TV villains viewers can never forget
BBC One’s The Traitors is back, and millions of TV viewers can’t get enough. With twists, turns and plenty of […]
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19 January 2024
What to watch: The best Christmas TV for 2023
Get ready for the holiday season with our top picks of the best Christmas TV shows for 2023. From festive […]
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5 December 2023
How can weather affect your TV signal?
If you live in the UK, you’ll know that the weather is as unpredictable as it is uncontrollable, but what […]
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1 November 2023
Top 10 TV shows returning in Autumn 2023
The leaves are turning colour, the nights are growing longer and many of our favourite TV shows are back on […]
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12 October 2023
Kids TV for rainy days: Top free to view channels for children
School’s out for summer, but drizzle and downpours have been a frequent theme during this year’s holidays. With outdoor activities […]
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18 August 2023
Game On: A Guide to the Hottest Sports on TV this Summer
We’ve waved goodbye to Wimbledon for another year, but there’s still plenty of sports action coming to our TV screens […]
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25 July 2023
Game, set and match
The lawn tennis season starts this month and while we’re waiting for the umpire to take to the chair, the […]
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7 June 2023
Road trip or staycation?
As the warmer weather has (finally) arrived, many of us may be thinking about a holiday. If you can’t decide […]
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18 May 2023
New TV for spring
TV fans will be pleased to know there is a host of exciting new dramas and the return of many […]
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6 April 2023
And the winner is
The year kicked off with a flurry of glittering film awards. In January, The Golden Globe Awards honoured the best […]
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22 March 2023
Banish the winter blues
Although it’s February and there’s definitely still a chill in the air, there are some small signs that spring is […]
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14 February 2023
Welcome 2023
It’s a new year and many of us will have put together a list of New Year’s resolutions. Even though […]
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10 January 2023
The Christmas special
Who doesn’t love a Christmas special? What a joy to curl up on the sofa and watch an extended version […]
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7 December 2022
Food, glorious food
As we head into autumn, the days are getting decidedly chillier, the leaves are turning orange and summer is a […]
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9 November 2022
Fright night
Halloween originated more than 2,000 years ago with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain – a festival which marked the […]
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18 October 2022
Autumn favourites
It’s officially autumn – the season when leaves turn glorious colours, the temperatures cool and the nights start drawing in. […]
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27 September 2022
Bowled over!
It’s August, and that means there’s a bank holiday! The August holiday was introduced in 1871 and was originally intended […]
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3 August 2022
Summer of sport
Love it or loathe it, July is a bumper month for sport! The ace tennis championships, Wimbledon, started off the […]
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13 July 2022
Summer lovin’
21 June means it’s officially summer! The start of summer signals the start of many iconic music festivals such as […]
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21 June 2022
A step back in time
The Historical Association has designated the month of May as Local and Community History month. The Association is encouraging us […]
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17 May 2022
A little bit of egg-stra time
With Easter just around the corner, you may be thinking of using the extra few days to spruce up the […]
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5 April 2022
Spring has sprung
Or has it? How we decide the first day of spring depends on whether we are referring to the meteorological […]
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8 March 2022
Celebrating 96 years of TV
John Logie Baird first demonstrated his new television machine to members of the Royal Institution in London in January 1926. […]
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11 January 2022
It’s time to deck the halls
The beginning of December heralds the start of winter. Although the temperatures may be dropping, spirits are rising as a […]
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1 December 2021
Your starter for ten
“I’ve started so I’ll finish” is just one of the many catch phrases originating from a TV quiz show. This […]
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24 November 2021
Is the weather causing TV interference?
Spring has got off to a bit of a shaky start. We had the second warmest March day on record, […]
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5 May 2021
Food glorious food
As the rules about eating in pubs and restaurants are beginning to relax, a Premier Foods report suggests more than […]
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15 April 2021
Best TV mums
Mother’s Day falls this month and it got us thinking about some of mums that have appeared in TV shows […]
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15 March 2021
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