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	Holme Moss Radio Transmitter
		Holme Moss is one of the most powerful VHF radio transmitters in the country as it puts out 250kW of BBC National FM.
		Contrary to popular belief, Holme Moss is not a TV transmitter and in fact has never been one for UHF.
		Holme Moss from the end of the highest âstayâ anchor point.
	www.aerialsandtv.com /holmemosstx.html (549 words)

	Holme Valley Parish Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-11)
		Holme Valley Parish Council’s area stretches from Holme Moss at the southern end of the Kirklees MC area, to its boundary with Huddersfield at the north.
		Holme Valley Parish Council intends to become one of these Quality Councils, and is pursuing its aim with new services for its electors.
		It is hoped that residents of the Holme Valley will take every chance of contacting their local council and their councillors to ensure that the Parish Council meets its claim of being the tier of local government "Closest to the People".
	www.kirkleesmc.gov.uk /you-kmc/parishcouncil/holmevalley.shtml (568 words)

	Cycling up Holme Moss
		Holme Moss is at the top of the road over the Pennines to the Holmfirth area of Yorkshire.
		The climb up Holme Moss is less than two hours which made it the best objective.
		That's the village of Holme, to the left of the reservoir.
	www.bravenewworld.demon.co.uk /writing/holmemoss/index.htm (889 words)

	British Cycling
		Set amongst the challenging hills to the North and West of Sheffield, the longest ride, the 87 mile Holme Moss Humdinger included climbs of Holme Moss and the Snake Pass, whilst the shorter Snake Pass Pedal dropped the Holme moss climb but still totalled 50 miles.
		However, once on the Holme Moss climb proper, I realised that I was in for a tough experience.
		All of these things were true again, but the after-effects of Holme Moss had robbed me of everything but my desire to get to the finish.
	www.britishcycling.org.uk /results/2005/08_August05/ytr_results.htm (818 words)

	Holme Castle Country Hotel - Local Area
		Continue for 2.1/2 miles to the village of Holme.
		Holme Castle is on the left as you enter the village.
		Passing The Fleece public house on the left, Holme Castle is on the right after a further 200 metres, immediately after the left turn to Digley Reservoir.
	www.holmecastle.com /area.htm (480 words)

	TV Years - Articals
		THE B.B.C. programme for the extension of television in Great Britain took another stride forward by the official opening on October 12 of the Holme Moss transmitter, situated on the Pennines about 9 miles to the S.W. of Huddersfield.
		The Hoime Moss station, which is deigned to bring television within reach of 11 million people, over and above the 18 million already served by the Alexandra Palace and Sutton Coldfield stations, is on the highest site of any British TV trans mitter, existing or projected, being 1,750ft above sea level.
		Hoime Moss transmits the same programmes as the stations in the London and Midland regions, which are sent from London via Birmingham and Manchester over co-axial cables rented from and operated by the G.P.O. The signals can be sent in both directions simultaneously.
	www.thevalvepage.com /tvyears/articals/hmoss/hmoss.htm (991 words)

	Holme Moss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Holme Moss is a moor in the south Pennines of England, on the border between Derbyshire and the West Yorkshire district of Kirklees (grid reference SE095041).
		Holme Moss has long been considered one of England's most punishing bicycle ascents, rising some 400m from the floor of the Holme Valley at Holmbridge in about 5 km.
		An earlier mast at Holme Moss used to broadcast BBC television signals on the old 405 line VHF system before Emley Moor took over when the 625-line colour television UHF system began.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holme_Moss (867 words)

	mb21 - The Transmission Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-11)
		In the late 1980s there were two masts at Holme Moss for a time, when the original 1950's mast was replaced by the current mast.
		The original mast was due to be demolished during the summer but inclement weather conditions meant that by the on set of winter the demolition was not completed.
		Such was the fear that the mast would collapse, bringing the new one with it, we were not allowed to go to work at Holme Moss for almost 6 weeks...
	tx.mb21.co.uk /gallery/holmemoss/photos02.asp (213 words)

	The view from Upper Hopton
		The Holme Moss mast originally built in 1951, the 225metre (750feet) guyed mast was designed for wind speeds of 125 mph at the top and for half an inch of ice on every part of the structure.
		In the late 1980s there were two masts at Holme Moss for a time, when the original mast was replaced by the current mast.
		The station of Holme Moss is on the A6024 at 524metres (1750 feet) above sea level.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /upper_hopton/landmark/landmark.htm (577 words)

	Rhiw,s first T.v. in 1952
		The Holm Moss television station had just opened and as we were in the service area of the station we were very busy installing aerials and supplying television sets.
		Rhiw was over 120 miles from Holme Moss and well out of the service area, so we declined as we felt that the received picture, if any, would be very poor and as it was a cottage the aerial could not be very high.
		The GPO gentlemen had fixed clamps to hold the metal aerial pole to the mast, so all I had to do was to carefully assemble the aerial, connect the cable and fix it to the mast so that it would be pointing toward Holme Moss when the mast was erected.
	www.rhiw.com /hanes_02/rhiw_first_tv/rhiw.htm (873 words)

	The Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team in the Community
		Particularly in the summer months the Holme Valley Team is available to assist with events such as the Huddersfield Examiner's annual charity challenge, the Holme Moss Fell Race, the Holme Valley Scouts' Mountain Bike Race and Wakefield Hospice's Sponsored Walk.
		The Holme Valley Team also assist the National Trust in the area with their own events such as heather spreading, which helps to maintain good working relationships as we access their land for our vital training.
		the Holme Valley Scouts' mountain bike challenge and the Wakefield Hospice's sponsored walk also the Holme Moss Fell race.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /raingods/community.html (501 words)

	Aerial Photography \| Aerials for Reception \| Ancient \| bI3elebrackcomp
		A little historical oddity is that the channel 13 BBC TV relay for the adjacent dale, Swaledale, was planned to come into service in 1969, but of course by then the conversion to UHF 625 lines was well underway, and the station was never built.
		It is mounted on a Belling Lee cast aluminium chimney bracket with a flsmith-made adapter for pole mounting, and this is now loose on the pole.
		The aerial would I think have been originally aligned on Holme Moss, just a few degrees east of Winter Hill.
	www.wrightsaerials.tv /bI3elebrackcomp.htm (226 words)

	Holmfirth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Holmfirth is a picturesque small, rural, town located in the Holme Valley in the Kirklees district of West Yorkshire, England.
		The Peak District National Park around Holme Moss borders the south of the town.
		The town centre sits at the confluence of the River Holme and the smaller River Ribble, which feeds from the Holmestyles Reservoir at Cartworth Moor, just off the road to Dunford Bridge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holmfirth (818 words)

	Telegraph \| Sport \| Ardila hits peak after climbing into contention
		On a day when sunbathing spectators packed the route through the Peak District in their tens of thousands, an Australian (Ben Day), an American (Chris Baldwin) and a Frenchman (Eric Leblancher) were the early entertainers as the race headed for Halifax via the Cow and Calf climb, near Ilkley.
		On Holme Moss, perhaps as many as 10,000 people saw the field split in two, never to rejoin before the finish.
		With the main field giving up once the race fragmented on Holme Moss, only those who finished in the front two groups can still nurture dreams of winning the first restyled Tour of Britain.
	telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2004/09/03/socycl03.xml (468 words)

	VHF Broadcast Re-planning
		Firstly, this increases the spectral efficiency of the broadcast service (the same frequency can be re-used in more places due to the lower power of each transmitter) and, secondly, it introduces flexibility to the network planning (planners can offer either individual stations for each town or the same station to multiple towns).
		The final independent radio service is Classic FM, transmitted from Holme Moss using the same parameters as the BBC national services.
		This frequency is —400 kHz from Holme Moss.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/ra/topics/broadcasting/document/vhfreplan/annexh.htm (5808 words)

	Cycling Plus - Holme Moss - routes to and from?
		However, IMO, Holme Moss is far better done from North to South, that way you climb the twisty side and descend the straighter side...
		From my memories of Holme Moss, I would agree, but my pals are coming from the Hayfield/New Mills area, so Glossop seems a convenient place to meet (and means I get to ride the hill out of Marple Bridge).
		I do this loop starting from Hope and doing Strines, Holme Moss and then Snake (which although long is easier than Holme Moss or Strines).
	www.cyclingplus.co.uk /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=113490 (429 words)

	Frequency Finder UK - A new FM station for West and South Yorkshire
		An alternative frequency for the main transmitter at Emley Moor or Holme Moss is 99.8.
		A further alternative frequency for the main transmitter at Emley Moor or Holme Moss is 88.0.
		The last possibility for the main transmitter at Emley Moor or Holme Moss is 106.8.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /freq_find/fx_yorks.html (617 words)

	Great Yorkshire Mountain Bike Challenge 5th September, 2004 by Flat Eric
		Soon we were climbing out to the A6024 for the relentless slog up Holme Moss.
		This rises to just over 1900 feet in about a mile and as the morning warmed steadily, you could hear the cyclists gritting their teeth as they slipped down to lower gears for the long climb up.
		Up, up, up, round the corner, up and up some more, beautiful views over the valleys unfolding as altitude was slowly gained, the reservoir and the distant Holme Moss peak we had just descended from.
	www.mtbuk.co.uk /hadesedge.php (1844 words)

	Holmfirth Harriers INF Holme Moss
		Registration, the Race Start and the Race Finish are all near the parking area on the east side of Brownhill Reservoir (115056) about 2 ½ miles south west of Holmfirth and ¾; mile off the A6024 Holme Moss/Woodhead road towards Yateholme.
		The ‘edge’ path leads to the parking area on the A6024 at Holme Moss.
		Please note that the course between Check Point 1 and Holme Moss passes over private land.
	www.holmfirthharriers.com /INFHolmeMoss.htm (443 words)

	Christ Church New Mill
		Rev’d Sean Robertshaw inaugurated a unique walk in the Upper Holme Valley over the weekend of 13th and 14th August in completing a sponsored walk around the 30 mile boundary of the Team Parish.
		He was accompanied by friends and members from the Holme Valley Churches.
		The walk started at Holme Moss at 9.00 am with a short service of dedication and commitment to pray for the Team whilst on the journey.
	www.newmillpc.org.uk /boundarywalk.htm (227 words)

	Lane, West Yorkshire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lane Village is a small hamlet 3 miles above the town of Holmfirth on the edge of Holme Moss.
		Between Holme and the Peak District National Park boundary, which crosses the A6024 Woodhead Road, on the southern edge of the village, then passes along its western edge to Holme village.
		Above the village is the Holme Moss radio transmitter, which is situated 526 metres above sea level and 200 metres tall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lane,_West_Yorkshire (185 words)

	Daily Peloton - Pro Cycling News
		The faithful gather to watch the Leeds Classic race over Holme Moss in 1994.
		Holme Moss will probably see the first big break in the peloton...
		Once over Holme Moss, the peloton then swings south across the moorlands to Glossop for another sprint prime, before tackling another legendary English climb, the Snake Pass.
	www.dailypeloton.com /displayarticle.asp?pk=6856 (643 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents theTour of Britain
		Overnight leader Stefano Zanini was part of the 46-rider main bunch which lost considerable time on the first category climbs of Holme Moss and Snake Pass, this group coming home over thirteen minutes back.
		However by the time they hit the first category climb of Holme Moss the gap had plummeted to eight and a half minutes and, with Team CSC driving the pace, it was certain that this advantage would be further eroded by the top.
		He attacked on the climb of Holme Moss and ultimately finished 20th on the stage.
	www.cyclingnews.com /road/2004/sep04/tourbritain04/?id=results/tourbritain042 (2393 words)

	Emley Moor TV Transmitter
		A team of Polish riggers were bought in to erect a temporary mast, apparently they were the only people who were willing to work in the winter conditions prevailing at the time.
		The very first Emley Moor was a steel lattice tower built in 1956 to broadcast ITV on the old 405 line VHF system and as such it worked in tandem with the original Holme Moss mast, which transmitted the BBC (only one programme, BBC2 didn`t start till 1964) on VHF until 1984.
		This area of high ground is perfect for RF (Radio Frequency) transmission and both Holme Moss and Moorside Edge transmitters are visible
	www.aerialsandtv.com /emleymoortx.html (791 words)

	Dark Peak Fell Runners, a fell running club for Sheffield, and North Derbyshire
		When this fades, drop steeply and carefully down to the valley of Ramsden Clough, follow a path to the edge of the wood, 122043, and pull steeply up the other side to somewhere near 119041.
		It's all flagged through the peat groughs to Holme Moss Top, (though one year I may hide them all).
		Water in the carpark, and it's flagged on the steep drop to find the path through the woods to the track, 105045.
	www.dpfr.org.uk /index.php?p=car&file=CarShare/racenotes/Holmemoss.htm (420 words)

	1951
		Also in April the Postmaster General announced in the House of Commons that in view of the then current defence programme it had been decided to postpone indefinately the building of the five low-power stations at Southampton, Plymouth, Newcastle, Aberdeen and Belfast.
		The three high power transmitters yet to be built at Holme Moss, Kirk 'o Shotts and Wenvoe would however be completed as planned.
		With the imminent opening of the Holme Moss transmitter it should be no suprise that the main attraction at the show was Television.
	www.thevalvepage.com /tvyears/1951/tvy1951text.htm (1433 words)

	Holme Valley Wheelers - Huddersfield, UK
		The "Holme Valley Wheelers Cycling Club" were founded in 1924 and are based in "Last Of The Summer Wine Country" in Holmfirth, near Huddersfield.
		Monthly club meetings are held on the second Monday of every month at "The Shepards Rest", Woodhead Road, Holmfirth (6-7 miles from Huddersfield heading for Holme Moss).
		Do your Christmas shopping though the programme, and not only can you take advantage of low prices and special offers not found on the high street, saving money for yourself but you can also help to support the club.
	www.holmevalleywheelers.org.uk (264 words)

	Alan's Ramblings: November 2003 Archives
		The car is in the garage at the moment, so this afternoon we all squeezed ourselves into the Peugot 106 courtesy car the garage had lent us and struggled our way over Holme Moss to Digley and Bilberry reservoirs for a quick walk.
		The chippy is festooned with photos of the cast (several of whom are now dead), which is a bit disconcerting, but the food is good and more than compensates for the somewhat unique theme of the place.
		After eating we battered our way back up Holme Moss, stopping briefly at the summit to look at the "Dragon Towers", otherwise know as the TV and radio masts at Holme Moss and Emley Moor.
	www.bleaklow.com /blog/2003/11 (1095 words)

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