- The
Pontop Pike
transmitting station is a
facility for
telecommunications and
broadcasting situated on a 312-metre (1,024-ft) high hill of the same name...
- partnership, and the
heavily indebted partners floated a new company, the
Pontop and
South Shields Railway, to
continue operation and take over the debt...
-
along the A692 road.
Originally a
series of
hamlets and
settlements such as
Pontop, West Nook,
Colliery ****s and the
township of Collierley, by 1820 the name...
- of the
surrounding landscape is
rough moorland,
dominated by the
nearby Pontop Pike
television mast. Not far from semi-rural Derwentside, however, is the...
- this
episode was not
shown in full on this date
after lightning struck the
Pontop Pike
transmitter and
knocked out transmission. A
special repeat scheduled...
- east. To the west of
Catchgate was
Pontop village, now no more than a few bungalows,
dominated by the
enormous Pontop Pike
television and
radio transmitter...
- ****bria and ITV Tyne Tees.
Television signals are
received from
either the
Pontop Pike or
Chatton TV transmitters. As of 2024[update], the
local Member of...
- and ****bria and ITV Tyne Tees.
Television signals are
received from the
Pontop Pike TV
transmitter Radio stations that
broadcast to the area are: BBC Local...
-
formed to take on the debt and
operate the railway. The new
company was the
Pontop and
South Shields Railway (P&SSR) of 1842. The south-western part of the...
- manufacturer,
notably for
refrigerated trailers, and is
based at
Harelaw near the
Pontop Pike mast.
Black &
Decker and
Electrolux had
large factories at Spennymoor...
