Virgin Media UK Add Extra FAST TV Channel to Service – Inside Outside
Customers of broadband ISP Virgin Media (O2), specifically those who also take a Pay TV service via one of their TV 360, Stream or v6 box platforms, may like to know that they’ve added another FAST channel to their TV service – Inside Outside (Channel 231) – “at no extra cost“.
The new FAST channel, which is managed by All3Media International, is said to cover all things food, home and garden. “With a host of well-known faces and popular TV shows including Gordon Ramsay, Paul Hollywood, Heston Blumenthal, Kevin McCloud, George Clarke and Alan Titchmarsh,” said the announcement.
The new channel joins the existing 32 FAST channels available on Virgin TV, which include British Screen Classics, U&Transport, Inside Crime and Haunt TV and many more.
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