Geography

Commercial television launches in London tonight – but how will that affect the people of Banbury?

Ten years of Grampian are celebrated by them going into colour in 1971

The Daily Telegraph has a plan for ITV in 1971: tear it up and start again. It’s nonsense and we’ll tell you why

A look at how IBA transmitters were going solid-state in 1975

BBC-2 is on its way to the north of England. This 1965 leaflet tells you all you need to know about receiving it

The story of the Eurovision Network, told from the point of view of 1961

The Radio Times explains the technical achievements in building the Sutton Coldfield transmitter in 1949

The physical networking arrangements of early ITV

Setting up ITV gets serious: transmitters (or the lack of them) in 1954/5/6

The trials of covering Wales and the west of England

Television arrives in the Midlands in 1949

Transmitter problems for Yorkshire, Tyne Tees and Anglia

In 1980, the Daily Telegraph reports on a challenger for Granada

Regional variations apply to Monty Python’s Flying Circus in 1971

The regional story

Anglia was never the region it seemed

Former ITA Engineer David Lee’s story of the fateful day in 1969

After 46 years, does Ulster Television know where it’s going?

BBC North East two decades ago

Broadcasting in Cumbria

The notable ITV starts and closes

All the stations, all the times

Regions and how they work now

The joys of 405-line television

Starting a network

Covering just 4 regions

Consolidation

Maturity

Towards 100%

The ITA decides how ITV will be

Television comes to the BBC

How ITV could have been done

Stealing television

Notable ITV starts and closes