Emley Moor

In what was described as a small step for a dog but a giant leap for dogkind, police dogs Kes and Kiro took a seven-minute lift ride to the top of the iconic landmark. Police dog Kes poses at the top of Emley Moor TV mast. Please credit: Defining Image ...

Emley Moor transmitting station mast the day before it collapsed. Falling ice was a regular problem in winter, with people working nearby wearing crash helmets to protect themselves from falling ice. On the 19th March 1969, a combination of strong ...

The Yorkshire Post reports Arqiva wish to construct a second temporary structure alongside it so that modern electronic services can be brought up to speed. It would be just slightly shorter than the 330.4 metre tall original. There has been a mast on ...

... which will be used to broadcast terrestrial television services whilst the antenna works are on-going on the permanent mast.” The temporary mast needs to be a similar height so that the signal quality for TVs is not affected. Emley Moor mast, on ...

Now the Emley Moor mast, which celebrates its 60th anniversary tbhis year, could soon have neighbour, with plans underway to construct a second towering structure temporarily placed alongside it so that modern electronic services can be brought up to ...

Standing 330 meters high or 1,084 feet, the Arqiva tower, more commonly known as Emley Moor mast is visible for miles around and this year marks 60 years since transmissions started from the site and 45 years since the familiar concrete tower became ...