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The Selkirk transmitter and its 11 relays (known as a transmitter group) have completed the switch to digital.
You can download our leaflet about the switchover for the Selkirk transmitter group PDF (1Mb)
| Bonchester Bridge | Clovenfords | Eyemouth | Galashiels |
| Innerleithen | Jedburgh | Lauder | Peebles |
| Stow | Yetholm | Hawick |
If you receive your TV signal through an aerial and are watching the Selkirk transmitter group you will be affected on 6 November 2008. It is possible that your aerial may be pointing towards a different transmitter group that will switch at another time. Please see the map for more information.
The easiest way to check if a TV is affected is to look for the messages that will appear at the top of your TV screen several times a day. These will appear on 6 October and run until the switchover is complete.
This reads: "Less than 1 month left to make sure that you are equipped to receive digital TV on 6th November."
During preparations for switchover there may be interruptions to your television service due to engineering work. While digital switchover relates to TV, and not to radio, the preparations to switchover may also result in interruptions to radio service. For more information on engineering works please click here.
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Opening hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 7pm, Sat 10am - 4pm. Extended opening hours on switchover dates.
