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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a simplified, 3D, cylindrical version of the symbol from the 2nd logo is seen, divided into twelve blocks. There are six coloured blocks (from above to below: red, orange, {{color|#FFD900|yellow}}, green, {{color|deepskyblue|light blue}} and {{color|darkviolet|purple}}) to the left, which form a crescent shape, and six white ones to the right. Under the symbol is the word "'''CENTRAL'''" in the same font as before. There are many variants of the logo, the symbol of which flies around the screen in a similar fashion to Channel 4's 1982 logo package. Note that this logo was only used in the Midlands.

'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a {{color|silver}} disc (divided into six rows and a crescent-shaped column appearing towards the screen) rotates from underneath, while six small coloured balls (red, orange, yellow, {{color|green|limegreen}}, blue and {{color|darkviolet|purple}}) leap from the bottom of the screen. As we reach the frontal view of the logo, now in white (the crescent part is still {{color|silver}}), one by one the balls quickly fall and absorb into the {{color|silver}} segments on the left. The logo continues to rotate until it reaches the centre of the screen, while the word "'''CENTRAL'''" (in white) fades in underneath. The end result is a segmented white disc with a multi-coloured crescent three quarters towards the left.