Just seen the forecast at 6.30 pm tonight on BBC1. So it seems that they
have now finally killed off the synoptic chart. I am not impressed at all.
Is there anywhere on TV that still has it, or is it now left to the
Times and Telegraph newspapers to put one on.


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Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!

Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!

Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!

wrote:
Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!


Sorted !!!! ;-)

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Joe
Wolverhampton
175m asl

wrote:
Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!


Sorted !!!! ;-)

--
Joe
Wolverhampton
175m asl

wrote:
Looking at some of the initial comments I believe that many on this
newsgroup will have a dislike for the new format. So it is up to you to
add to the chorus of disapproval and vent your anger at the BBC to
change it back. Before I hear any defeatist replies of "What's the
point, they'll never climbdown on their decision" remember - the BBC
were forced to change back to the original opening music of Eastenders
in the early '90s.

Get writing now!!


Sorted !!!! ;-)

--
Joe
Wolverhampton
175m asl

On Mon, 16 May 2005 19:17:36 +0100, "Gavin Staples"
wrote:

Just seen the forecast at 6.30 pm tonight on BBC1. So it seems that they
have now finally killed off the synoptic chart. I am not impressed at all.
Is there anywhere on TV that still has it, or is it now left to the
Times and Telegraph newspapers to put one on.

This is bad news... Often rely on this on extended hill trips for
planning future days. No charts combined with the near disappearance
of Northern Scotland is bad news.

Its so hard to follow with all the moving about, much prefer if I can
be allowed to look at the area I am interested in for the brief time
its on.,

Richard Webb

On Mon, 16 May 2005 19:17:36 +0100, "Gavin Staples"
wrote:

Just seen the forecast at 6.30 pm tonight on BBC1. So it seems that they
have now finally killed off the synoptic chart. I am not impressed at all.
Is there anywhere on TV that still has it, or is it now left to the
Times and Telegraph newspapers to put one on.

This is bad news... Often rely on this on extended hill trips for
planning future days. No charts combined with the near disappearance
of Northern Scotland is bad news.

Its so hard to follow with all the moving about, much prefer if I can
be allowed to look at the area I am interested in for the brief time
its on.,

Richard Webb

On Mon, 16 May 2005 19:17:36 +0100, "Gavin Staples"
wrote:

Just seen the forecast at 6.30 pm tonight on BBC1. So it seems that they
have now finally killed off the synoptic chart. I am not impressed at all.
Is there anywhere on TV that still has it, or is it now left to the
Times and Telegraph newspapers to put one on.

This is bad news... Often rely on this on extended hill trips for
planning future days. No charts combined with the near disappearance
of Northern Scotland is bad news.

Its so hard to follow with all the moving about, much prefer if I can
be allowed to look at the area I am interested in for the brief time
its on.,

Richard Webb