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Photos by David Neale and Wayne Brewer Page last updated: 2020-05-12
West Lavington Wiltshire
NGR: ST999525 Maps: Google  Bing (Ord Surv)   Site Height: 149m      Structure Height: 20m
Digital TV: BBC A: 23   D3&4: 26   BBC B: 29  
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Comments: West Lavington is a relay of Mendip

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This site now has two towers, the smaller one behind the original is a mobile phone tower which takes on an odd appearance as its base is on what looks like a metal shed which houses the equipment for the this transmitter.

Meanwhile, the original transmitter has not changed much. TV signals are received by a single aerial pointing slightly to the East of the Mendip transmitter. The transmitting aerials point at West Lavington, Market Lavington, Easterton area while the others point at the villages of Little Cheveral, Great Cheveral and Erlestoke. Reception of the Mendip Transmitter here is patchy due to near by hills snaking their way around one side of the villages.

West Lavington was originally an IBA landlord site which entered service in October 1981. Channel 4 was added in October 1986.























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