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The lack of scheduling information is shocking really - they can't just rely on people stumbling over the channel. Even if 99% of the output is crap, if they don't get the viewers in for the 1% they're interested in they're simply always going to skip over the channel when browsing through the EPG.

The lack of scheduling information is shocking really - they can't just rely on people stumbling over the channel. Even if 99% of the output is crap, if they don't get the viewers in for the 1% they're interested in they're simply always going to skip over the channel when browsing through the EPG.

Does the Evening Standard have a free weekly TV guide - presumably London Live listings will make it into that.

5.30pm Mustard News. News from Norwich and Norfolk with weather and sport.

5.45pm This is Mustard TV. Welcome to Mustard. An introduction to your new local TV station.

6.00pm Mustard News.

6.15pm The Mustard Show. Norfolk’s freshest magazine programme. Presented by Darren Eadie and Beth Davidson.

7.00pm Mustard News.

7.15pm Archive Half Hour. A look back to the county’s past. Features footage from the East Anglian Film Archive and will open your eyes to days gone by. This first episode is all about travel and transport. Actor Graham Cole (Tony Stamp in The Bill) narrates.

7.45pm Three Up Front: Extra. Analysis, debate and all the fall-out after Norwich City’s home match against Sunderland. Michael Bailey and the team are in the studio with your three-word verdicts.

8.00pm Mustard News.

8.15pm The Mustard Show (R).

9.00pm Mustard News.

9.15pm Splinter Bike. Documentary. Two friends seek to build a 100% wooden bike and set a world record. Part one of two.

9.45pm Benjamin Foundation. The work of the charity that helps people across Norfolk deal with life’s challenges.

10.00pm Mustard News.

10.15pm Automated Service. Operating until 5.30pm on Tuesday.

Hello

I am writing to let you know about an exciting television project in Sheffield your members may be interested in. I'd be grateful if you would pass this on.

A new digital television channel- Sheffield Local Television is due to be launched in late 2014. Broadcast across all of Sheffield, Barnsley and Rotherham, the channel will bring local news, music and entertainment to any one with a "S" postcode. This channel will be available on Freeview, Virgin and Sky and also on catch up.

In conjunction with Sheffield Local Television we are due to start filming a sitcom pilot soon called Pride And Pensioners. It follows two retired ladies who accidentally buy a gay bar. We have the script, we have the crew, we have the location, we are now looking for the stars! Although this is an unpaid job, it is a fantastic opportunity to raise your profile, create a show-reel, and have fun whilst potentially becoming a local celebrity! (An estimated 80,000 potential viewers.)

So who are we looking for? Primarily we are looking for experienced actors with talent and comic timing. Adventurous with a sense of humour. There will be plenty of parts but the lead roles we are looking to cast are:

Two female lead roles aged 55+

A male and female in early to mid twenties.

Extras of mixed age, race and gender.

Interested? Intrigued? Auditions will be held within the next couple of months.

Feel free to drop me an email explaining which part you are interested in at:

prideandpensioners@gmail.com.

Alternatively if you would like me to pop in and have a chat with your group I'll be happy to do so. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Andy

Interesting that statement makes the claim they'll be on Sky. Something the other smaller operators don't seem to be doing.

We are due to start filming a sitcom pilot soon called Pride And Pensioners. It follows two retired ladies who accidentally buy a gay bar.

Primarily we are looking for experienced actors with talent and comic timing.

Although this is an unpaid job

Any one got a screengrabs or clips of MustardNews premiere news broadcast?