 With the launch of BBC Local Radio Stations, BBC Radio Durham was created at Neville's Cross followed by BBC Radio Newcastle at Crestina House, Archbold Terrace, Jesmond, which started broadcasting in 1971 managed by Richard Kelly and Programme Organiser Ted Gorton, with News Editor Mike Nally and Station Engineer Don Gill, operations later to be merged with new BBC headquarters known as the Pink Palace in Fenham.Prior to this, at BH New Bridge Street the arrival of former Tyne Tees Television presenter Mike Neville coincided with a relaunch as "Look North".In 1986, transmissions from the Caldbeck transmitter, to the majority of Cumbria, was transferred from "BBC North East" to BBC North West, as it was believed the area would be served better from Manchester.