
First Harper Adams TV advert to air on Monday
Posted 13 July 2012
The first Harper Adams University College television advert will have its premiere in Wales on Monday, July 16.
The 30-second feature is due to air on Welsh-language channel S4/C three times on Monday afternoon and evening, with a primetime slot during farming show Ffermio, which last week featured student Carwyn Rees, who provided the Welsh voiceover for the advert.
Further details of the ad, which will be broadcast in English and in Welsh on separate channels, remain under wraps until after it is first broadcast.
Viewers outside Wales can tune in to watch the advert live here.
It can be seen on Monday on S4/C at:
14.20 during sofa chat show Prynhawnda
18.30 during young people’s soap opera Rownd a Rownd
And at 20.40 during Ffermio
Channel numbers are listed below. Make sure you tune in via your television or online!
The advert will continue to be shown on S4/C (in Welsh) and on ITV Wales (in English) in the run up to the Royal Welsh Show. In particular, the advert will be screened during S4/C’s live coverage of the show.
ITV Wales airings begin on Thursday, July 19th, at
15.30 during Secret Dealers
17.30 during Tipping Point and
19.15 during Emmerdale
Please tune in then Tweet @harperadamsuc or visit us on Facebook to let us know what you think.
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S4/C Channel numbers:
Freeview 4 (Wales only)& 53 (HD) (Wales only)
Freesat 104 (in Wales) & 120 (rest of UK)
Sky 104 (in Wales) & 134 (rest of UK and Ireland)
Virgin Cable 167 (Wales only)
ITV Wales (in Wales only)
Freeview 3, 33 (+1) and 53 (HD)
Freesat, Sky and Virgin: 103
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