If you reside within the North East of the nation and you might be having points along with your Freeview TV you might want to act quick. That's resulting from a particular helpline being shut down subsequent week that was initially set as much as assist Freeview customers take care of points attributable to a hearth on the Bilesdale aerial website in Yorkshire. This important piece of {hardware} was taken offline as a result of main incident with customers getting their telly beamed into residing rooms by way of short-term antennas as an alternative.

With the Bilesdale website now energetic once more, the corporate that appears after the know-how has been providing recommendation and steering to verify all Freeview customers are related to the right sign.

Arqiva lately confirmed that each one channels, together with HD stations, are absolutely operational with nearly all TVs capable of robotically connect with this upgraded sign.

With most customers now switched again to the primary mast once more it appears there is not any longer a must run the recommendation hotline.

“Only a really small share of all viewers served by the Bilsdale mast have wanted to contact our helpline for help since we switched on the brand new mast. We have rapidly been capable of ship engineers out to houses the place a go to was deemed crucial," Adrian Twyning, Chief of Operations at Arqiva said.

"The variety of calls and visits required have steadily declined since swap on, highlighting that the overwhelming majority of viewers have now had their TV companies restored. With this in thoughts, and with TV companies being transmitted as earlier than, we really feel it's time to shut the helpline as any new points skilled from now shall be unrelated to the Bilsdale mast disruption."

If you are having issues then there is still time to call the number and ask for help so it's definitely worth checking everything is in working order before next week's deadline.

Here's the number to ring 0800 121 4828 with it closing on July 7.

If you haven't retuned your Freeview device in a while then now could be a good time to give things a reboot.

The hugely popular telly platform has confirmed that a major update has just been released which includes a swathe of channel changes along with a number of new services being beamed into homes.

That's TV and WildEarth are just two of the latest channels to launch into UK homes with Freeview users now getting access to extra entertainment and wildlife shows which are broadcast 24 hours a day.

You can discover full particulars concerning the Freeview adjustments right here