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Granada Breeze and Granada Men and Motors could be leaving the ITV Digital lineup within the next week.
The platform's weekly listings magazine, TV7, shows the message "Granada Breeze is no longer available" in schedules from 8th December onwards.
Brenda Morris, of ITV Digital customer services, told forum member Ken Graham: "I can confirm that Granada Breeze Men & Motors is to come to an end, although I have no definite dates as to when this will cease."
Whilst the channels may be departing the ITV Digital lineup, they could still continue on Sky Digital and digital cable - the broadcaster is continuing to issue schedules for the two stations covering dates beyond December 8th.
Stick with Digital Spy for more on this story over the coming weeks.
The platform's weekly listings magazine, TV7, shows the message "Granada Breeze is no longer available" in schedules from 8th December onwards.
Brenda Morris, of ITV Digital customer services, told forum member Ken Graham: "I can confirm that Granada Breeze Men & Motors is to come to an end, although I have no definite dates as to when this will cease."
Whilst the channels may be departing the ITV Digital lineup, they could still continue on Sky Digital and digital cable - the broadcaster is continuing to issue schedules for the two stations covering dates beyond December 8th.
Stick with Digital Spy for more on this story over the coming weeks.
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