Elsewhere on TBS

How film gets on to Rediffusion viewers’ television screens

The opening of the new Broadcasting House in 1932 is celebrated in our new microsite detailing its design and construction

The Beatles are back in the UK in 1964… and back on ABC’s Big Night Out!

Inside ABC Weekend Television in Didsbury, Aston and Teddington in 1960

ABC invites you to enter two beauty contests in 1962

1968 was a busy year for ATV Network, as this excerpt from their annual report for 1969 reveals

The hottest thing in holiday advertising!

A-R guides us through two drama programmes for schools in spring 1964

ABC outside broadcast cameras come to Scarborough in 1965 to broadcast the tennis

Opportunity Knocks comes to Hull in June 1965 to audition new talent

A 1966 press junket for journalists in Yorkshire

A nine-year-old turns on Rediffusion in 1968… and gets a surprise

Rediffusion’s INTERTEL strand asks: what do recipients of American aid think about America in 1962?

Over on our ATV site, meet the three announcers who will be working over Christmas in 1974

Over on our refurbished Thames site, the Reading Evening Post looks in to what exciting programmes the new Thames Television will be offering us in 1968

Over on our revamped Zenith site, a deep dive into a typical ABC Saturday in 1964

Over on our revamped Zenith site, a deep dive into a typical ABC Sunday in 1964

Blair Thomson surveys the prospects of ATV-viewing after the 1968 regional reorganisation

How does an ABC announcer cope with the fans, the long hours and… toothache?

John Spencer Wills tells Rediffusion shareholders about the ups and downs of the financial year 1960-1

Over on our site about Alpha, the joint studios of ABC and ATV in Birmingham, it’s launch night for ITV in the Midlands

We’ve lost Dame Diana Rigg, best known to us as Mrs Peel in ABC’s The Avengers. Patrick Macnee and Ian Hendry tell the story of the series in our special website from 1976

The 1992 rebranding of British Rail’s Regional Railways is explained by our sister site Retropia

Our fantastic huge new site all about INTERTEL, the documentary series made by Rediffusion, NET, Group W, the ABC and the CBC between 1960 and 1968 has arrived

An in-depth examination of just what the EBU does for us all in 1962

Ronan O’Rahilly has died at 79. In tribute, here’s our Radio Caroline microsite

From the vaults: over on Transdiffusion’s my1960s.com, the TVTimes introduces us to the cast of the new ITV soap opera Weavers Green in 1966

What goes on high above us all at TWW’s studios?

We’re on our way to Wembley… and to Television House in Kingsway

Accepting the challenge: Harlech rate themselves after a year on air

First published a year ago, listen to Thames Television’s inaugural luncheon on their first day of broadcasting on 30 July 1968

From a year ago: a look at what was on Rediffusion in London on Monday 29 July 1968

Celebrate 3,000 years of Crossroads with our special souvenir website from 1978

Join us for a look back at The Avengers and The New Avengers, plus the autobiography of Patrick Macnee

Rediffusion London picks the 12 best programmes of 1967, including the Seven Deadly Virtues, The Gamblers, Betjeman’s London and Lady Windermere’s Fan…

For researchers: source documents relating to TWW and Teledu Cymru from the Transdiffusion archives

Rediffusion London picks the 12 best programmes of 1966, with stars such as David Frost, Bernard Levin, Ian Hendry, Joe Orton and James Mason…

The Birmingham Post celebrates the opening of the new ATV Centre in 1970 with a special pull-out supplement, digitised by us for you

Colour is coming, and the February 1969 Thames staff magazine asks four department heads what they’re doing to get ready

Colour… UHF… 625… Duplication… What the viewer needs to know in 1969

The new Thames Television studios are about to start rising on the Euston Road in February 1969

Barry Norman in The Times criticises News at Ten in 1971. Thames bites back immediately

A Transdiffusion exclusive: read the Independent Television Authority’s in-depth plans for ITV-2 in 1971

Peter Ling travels to Wembley to meet Guy Bloomer, deputy manager of the studios in 1959

Peter Ling goes to Room 518 on the fifth floor to visit the manager of the drama department Vyvienne Moynihan in 1959