Made In Teesside

My transmitter is Billsdale but my Freeview HD box picks up Made In Tyne & Wear.I'm using a indoor aerial with a build in booster.I pick up all HD & SD channels with no pixels when watching any channel.I think the local multiplex is using low power.When my Freeview HD box has finished the rescan there's a option to change the region but there is only Newcastle is there & no Teesside region option.

Made in Teeside hasn't launched yet.

There is already discussion on local TV here:

http://tvforum.uk/tvhome/local-tv-presentation-programming-39332/page-270

Made In Teesside has launched actually. it launched 30th March. Their Facebook page is regularly updated too.

If your Freeview box is showing Newcastle as your region then Made In Teesside won't be available to you.

You may need to manually tune your receiver instead so that it avoids scanning the Newcastle local mux instead.

If it receives both local muxes, you may get Made in Teesside in the 800s.

Run a manual scan on UHF Ch 24, that's where you'll find it. However the beam from Bilsdale is very narrow, unless you're inside it, your chances of reception are slim ( particularly using an indoor aerial )

See Middlesbrough details here-
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0032/97736/Comux-Technical-plan-V8.pdf

Strange i just done a Manually Channel Scan on UHF24 & nothing was found.Might do some emailing.

Slightly beside the point here, but shouldn't the channel be called 'Made On Teesside' rather than 'in'?

Nope. all the channels are "Made In . . . . ". In is still an acceptable term.

Yes, although 'on' may sound slightly better, the use of 'in' keeps the brand consistent.

I guess that's it - it's more of a stylistic thing really. Personally 'in Teesside' just sounds odd to me.

Where do you actually live ?

Why do you need a consistent brand, for isolated local TV stations ?