Articles about Granada TV Network

Behind the scenes of that new ‘Independent Television’ you’ve heard so much about

Granada’s World in Action looks at the victims of the off-shore radio boom: the recording artists who drove it

Competition or cooperation? In May 1956 it’s still not clear which will be ITV’s main thrust

Want to look around Granada’s studios in 1960? Paul Rycroft will show you the sights

It’s 1960 and Granada and ABC look back at the last 4 years on air and what’s coming for ITV

Will television have an effect on voters at election time? Leeds University plan to find out, using an ‘electronic brain’ in 1959

The trials and tribulations of getting the people to the places for Granada’s nightly magazine show

A scoop on the announcements of the first ITV franchises in 1954: Granada is to get the Midlands

1958 approaches… has the corner turned for ITV?

Inside Granada’s greatest regional programme, Scene at 6.30

Making television isn’t easy or quick, Granada tells the Heywood Round Table

Six more articles to read to keep your mind alert during the lockdown

Pete Singleton travels back to 1958 to find out what was making waves in television

A personal retrospective of Ireland’s greatest broadcaster

The Liverpool Echo reviews Granada’s first night on air in 1956… and finds that the picture is terrible

Travel back to this day in 1966 to find out what’s on Granada

Granada tries to find its place in the new, post-1968 ITV world

An introduction to Independent Television in 1966

Programmes coming this week in July 1968 from all of the New ITV that you can see on Yorkshire

HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 15-21 January 1968 for a look at what was on the telly

Introducing the bizarre world of Granada TV’s ‘Nice Time’ in 1968

HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 18-25 May 1967 for a look at what was on the telly

A look at what was on Granada in the north on Whit Monday 30 May 1966

HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 1960 for a look at what was on the telly

HE Cooper takes a time machine back to 18-24 February 1960 for a look at what was on the telly

Remembering John Mead: the memoirs of the late actor, announcer, producer and director John Mead reach the Granada days