Articles about Scottish Television

Inside STV in 1988

Part Three: Keith Waterhouse of the Daily Mirror looks into the future of British television

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

Jack Robertson reminisces about the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, once a thriving theatre and now, in 1962, home of Scottish Television

STV turns 5 years old with a telethon and a staff party

1958 approaches… has the corner turned for ITV?

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

In 1969 Ted Willis told the House of Lords it was time for ITV to consolidate. Did a trip to the Westward and Scottish studios change his mind?

Scottish television director Haldane Duncan’s autobiography

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

The Wall Street Journal looks on aghast at the 1991 ITV franchise auction

A look at what children were watching on ITV in 1963

Haldane attempts to arrange an interview with Shirley MacLaine

Roddy Buxton plunges into the TBS archives one more time.

Auditioning at the BBC and STV couldn’t be more different

Saving Scottish Television from certain ruin

Haldane Duncan remembers the star of Taggart

It’s 1990, and Haldane is asked to revive STV’s flagging New Year show

Haldane Duncan takes the high road to the soaps

Scottish Television continuity announcer

Glenn Aylett details Glasgow’s new and existing BBC and independent television production centres

STV relief announcer

Andrew Bowden sees a post-analogue future

Modernity vs those things that have always been done

Licence to screen tedium

Folk medleys defined many aspects of start-up music, says Richard Elen

Jase Robertson on schools programmes

Television takes on cinema in the regions