Articles about Southern Independent Television

Charles Wintour is baffled why he failed to beat LBC for the London news contract

The 70-year-old actor talks to TVTimes about the character he has lived and loves

Southern opens on Hannington UHF

A mysterious voice interrupts the news

What’s on ITV tonight? There was once over a dozen answers to this question

If I could turn back time, we’d rock around the clock

The technical side to getting television to your home… and to the transmitter

The franchise results are in. What will this mean for ITV in the 1980s?

Elkan Allan looks at what convinced the IBA to pick TVS, TSW and TV-am

The new ITV contracts are announced, to mixed reviews from the Daily Mirror

Richard Wyn Jones talks to ITV pioneer Roy Hayward, who worked at Aston, Teledu Cymru and Southern

A touching farewell that turned excruciating

The ITA gives us a quick look at how ITV is organised in 1966

What makes ITV worth watching is regional programmes from your local station, says the IBA in 1976

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

Reading’s Evening Post rushes out a front page splash to announce that Southern TV has lost its franchise in 1980

An introduction to Independent Television in 1966

The Daily Mirror reports on the decisions taken by the ITA in the ITV franchise round of 1967