Articles about Broadcasting House

Part one of a brief technical history of broadcasting in Britain

The BBC celebrates 60 years with a round-up of important dates and photographs

Part one of a series on how time is measured and broadcast by the BBC

In an age before Google, one of the most vital parts of the BBC was its reference libraries

Richard Dimbleby explains his BBC Television Service commentary to the Sunday Dispatch in June 1953

Lord Hill is suddenly moved from the ITA to the BBC – to the horror of the staff at Broadcasting House

Looking back at the first ten years of technical developments at the BBC

The BBC serves the Home Front – from replacing bombed-out schools to playing music while you work

The BBC makes the transition from peacetime to war – and war comes to Broadcasting House

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

As the BBC gets ready to move from Savoy Hill to Broadcasting House in 1932, the staff look back at the old headquarters

Inside the hit BBC National Programme series ‘In Town To-night’, from 1935

By-ways of the BBC: the output of Broadcasting House in 1938 [6/9]

By-ways of the BBC: the school in Broadcasting House in 1938 [5/9]

By-ways of the BBC: the first floor of Broadcasting House in 1938 [4/9]

By-ways of the BBC: the basements of Broadcasting House in 1938 [3/9]

By-ways of the BBC: walking into Broadcasting House in 1938 [2/9]

By-ways of the BBC: an introduction to Broadcasting House in 1938 [1/9]

Construction is well underway of the BBC’s new Broadcasting House in 1931

Regional studios and London monoliths