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purchased Keith Prowse Music
Publishing from Westward in the latter part of 1969. Soon, the Westward board was in continual disagreement, and in January 1970 Cadbury was sacked and re-hired within days as the chairman of the Westward board, after he made outspoken remarks against the levy imposed on
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England during Westward Television's franchise. Approximately 80% of land in South West England is in agricultural use (19.6% of England's total). Westward TV had an Agricultural Advisory committee chaired by R. G. Pomeroy to advise the company on
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was re-shot against a blue background with the caption altered to include a small stylised ship image in a box in the lower left corner, followed by an outlined 'Westward TV' caption, with 'TV' in red. The tune that accompanied the colour television ident was originally a nautical fanfare on brass
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The comedy programme was followed by further continuity, an epilogue, weather and shipping forecast and closedown (with the national anthem) - all with TSW branding. However, when the screen finally faded to black at approximately 12:40am on 1 January 1982, Shaw made a final out-of-vision courtesy
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TSW then began with a short video clip of a champagne bottle being opened, accompanied by the short audio version of the station ident "That's Soul, Write". Shaw then re-appeared wearing a modern suit, no longer in a dinner jacket and now in a modern chair, surrounded by staff wearing TSW T-shirts
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On 19 January 1972, there was a relaxation on the restrictions of broadcast hours that had been set by the
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications. This allowed regular daytime programming on weekday afternoons, and weekday morning programming during out-of-school term time. These extra off-peak
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Westward's small size and the structure of ITV (which, at the time, deliberately made it hard for small and medium-sized ITV companies to contribute to the network) meant it produced comparatively little output for the network. Instead, the company concentrated on regional programming. From 1968
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Many thanks to our friends at
Scottish Television, north of the border. Well, it's very nearly the end of 1981 and, for Westward Television, it's the end of its franchise to provide an independent television service for the south-west. So as we wish you a happy new year from Westward, it's also
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Following the loss of its franchise, Westward's management decided to sell up quickly, and the company (including its staff, premises and programme library) was purchased by TSW, early in 1981, for £2.38 million. TSW continued using the
Westward name and symbol on screen until 31 December 1981;
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Television had a dual policy for its local programming: it produced a wide range of programmes of particular interest to the south-west's rural and agricultural communities, whilst simultaneously producing programming designed to stimulate its audience's interest in new areas.
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had two halves, separated by a commercial break. The first half concentrated on the regional news, whereas the second half included other items of interest to local viewers. A number of experts would visit to present regular features: Ted
Tuckerman would present a fishing spot called
751:, to become what was known at the time as a 'regional news magazine', and was broadcast every weekday between 6.00 pm and 6:30 pm. Kenneth MacLeod was asked to present the new programme permanently. The news would be read by the duty announcer, so MacLeod's role on the
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hours gave smaller ITV companies a chance to provide some networked or part-networked programmes. By the mid '70s, Westward had taken advantage of this opportunity by finding a small niche producing adult education programmes for the ITV network. These included the series
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Westward's tenure, Derry's Cross had three studios. Studio 1 was 2,500 sq ft (230 m), Studio 2 was 400 sq ft (37 m) and used for news, sport and interview programmes and an announcers' studio was located beside Master control.
960:, a five-minute religious slot for the under-8s broadcast from the continuity studio. Its presenters included Norah Thomas, Jill Mapson, Pat Webber and Ann Davey. As with most other ITV companies, the station also produced a nightly Epilogue under the title of
261:. It held the franchise from 29 April 1961 until 31 December 1981. After a difficult start, Westward Television provided a popular, distinctive and highly regarded service to its region, until heavy competition led to its franchise not being renewed by the
464:...let's say welcome to 1982 from your new television station, Television South West, with the promise of a full-bodied blend of the new and the familiar. And from all of us here on duty in these first few seconds of 1982, a happy new year from and with
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Westward Television's best remembered programmes. Fifteen-minute sections of Clive Gunnell's walk along the Cornish coast were broadcast by the US Public Broadcasting Service as curtain raisers to the BBC's original version of
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Unlike the other ITV stations that lost their franchises in this round, Westward (having been run by successor TSW since August 1981) opted to hand over at midnight on 31 December 1981. On that evening they broadcast the first 25 minutes of
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focused on the sea, and mainly used a ship emblem for their on-screen look. The first ident featured an image of a boat on the water, before replacing the image with a stylised ship image in a circle, complete with
Westward legend and
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By 1969, Westward had more than 100 correspondents across the region, reporting newsworthy local events, and eight film cameramen who would travel the region gathering footage and compiling reports. The flagship programme was
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took its network feed from Stockland Hill, this obliged Channel to affiliate to ABC. These 'affiliate' arrangements lasted until they were abolished in the 1964 franchise round. Westward also had an arrangement with
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In addition to these idents, Westward used a clock contained in a curved box with both analogue and digital displays, alongside the Westward Television stylised ship logo and name. Westward was a frequent user of
635:, used at the start of each day's broadcasts. The short ident theme was changed around 1978 to a seven-note fanfare. This was Westward's final ident and remained with the company until the end of the franchise.
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was a series of half-hour filmed documentaries contributed by the various ITV regions and broadcast in the early afternoon. It was broadcast in 1973–74 and looked at hobbies. Westward Television contributed
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unit. Children could request that Gus waggle his ears, wink, stand on his head, count their age in "bunny-hops", or turn off the lights. Gus's behaviour tended to be excellent for Roger Shaw, but for
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rather than Minehead, and his journey took many series to complete. It took five series before he reached the south coast. Westward used a selection of Clive's films as part of their contribution to
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had to be smuggled into Derry's Cross through a tunnel to record an interview with continuity announcer Stuart Hutchison for the programme, due to the number of fans outside the studios.
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in north Devon, where he played. Ironically, Westward Ho! was part of the region that found reception of the television signal most difficult, until the construction of the
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was extended to an hour, and it occasionally featured a live studio audience. Westward was one of the first ITV regions to broadcast a late-evening regional news bulletin (
404:, was broadcast on 21 December 1981 to look back on the company's achievements. It was presented by Roger Shaw, and recorded in front of a studio audience. Hastings Mann's
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was a stand-alone weekly programme that provided a round-up of local arts and entertainment events. This later became a spot entitled "What's On", in Friday's edition of
265:. Westward launched the career of many broadcasters who became well known nationally, won numerous awards for its programming, and heavily influenced its successor,
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in 1968. Westward's region was surrounded on three sides by the sea, which was strongly reflected in Westward's output and its company logo, a silver model of the
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and were still using pre-decimal currency. Many viewers wrote to Westward in support of the villagers' stance, oblivious to the date the film was broadcast.
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over the same matter. By July 1980, Cadbury was finally removed from the Westward board and over the following six months, he tried to regain control.
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to set up the company and bid for the south-west franchise, which he won against 11 competing bids. Cadbury named the company after the golf course at
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675:. Many Westward personalities, such as announcer Sheila Kennedy, also contributed articles to the magazine. As part of the 1968 franchise round, the
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goodbye and thank you for all your support and kindness over the past 20 years. But a New Year's Eve is also a time for looking ahead and, as Dr.
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instruments, based on the song "Come Landlord Fill the Flowing Bowl", arranged by Paul Lewis. This formed part of a longer ident theme titled
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1296:"Mr Cadbury back as chairman of Westward TV",
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1027:(ABC) to provide its network programming. As
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1309:"ITV company will not pay its Tax bill",
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1336:TV Live: Westward Television
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728:
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710:Keith Fordyce
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1844:New service
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109:Caradon Hill
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3124:3SixtyMedia
3011:(1991–2003)
2921:Westcountry
2809:and regions
2653:Rediffusion
2621:"Big 4 / 5"
2592:STV Central
2541:Cymru Wales
2491:(1993–2010)
2485:(1974–1992)
2462:(1993–2010)
2456:(1983–1992)
2401:ITV Schools
2386:ITV Digital
2356:STV Studios
2322:ITV Weather
2302:ITV Daytime
2216:ITV Studios
2134:Granada plc
2076:UTV Ireland
1988:ITV Studios
1071:opened the
1044:(cookery),
987:Agriculture
975:during the
947:Judi Spiers
882:The Beatles
813:Sports Desk
765:Tight Lines
656:(later the
647:Programming
628:Golden Hind
606:Golden Hind
551:Studios at
534:Marble Arch
418:Jan Leeming
302:Golden Hind
155:West Dorset
117:Beacon Hill
62:Westward TV
3162:Categories
3087:Programmes
2990:Regulators
2807:Franchises
2614:franchises
2536:Channel TV
2507:franchises
2440:franchises
2426:franchises
2351:STV Player
2199:brands and
2197:Divisions,
2041:ITV Select
2026:ITV Encore
1996:ITV Choice
1484:Spin Along
1469:Spin Along
1217:References
1085:Land's End
981:Simon King
924:Young Eyes
863:Spin Along
470:Peter Cook
422:David Vine
188:1981-12-31
89:1961-04-29
51:Region of
3049:(network)
3005:(1972–90)
2999:(1954–72)
2977:ITV Sport
2944:(network)
2926:Yorkshire
2911:Tyne Tees
2800:Timelines
2663:Yorkshire
2597:STV North
2585:STV Group
2576:Yorkshire
2561:Tyne Tees
2447:Breakfast
2423:(network)
2391:ITV Local
2329:ITV Sport
2089:Companies
2066:The Store
1921:(network)
1785:405 Alive
1495:Nemsworld
1140:in PBS's
910:In 1969,
905:Dick Rowe
769:zoologist
553:Pontcanna
367:John Thaw
178:Dissolved
3147:Category
3042:Freeview
2960:ITV News
2886:Southern
2881:Scottish
2876:Meridian
2861:HTV West
2851:Grampian
2719:Westward
2699:Southern
2612:regional
2556:Meridian
2505:regional
2476:Teletext
2438:National
2396:ITV Play
2312:ITV News
2307:ITV Food
2295:LittleBe
2201:services
2036:ITV Play
1903:Channels
1581:Archived
1285:BBC News
1195:See also
1164:Dartmoor
1160:Dartmoor
1144:series.
1108:Lynmouth
1077:Minehead
973:Dartmoor
939:Dartmoor
857:Children
582:Identity
526:Plymouth
492:Westward
379:Southern
231:Language
213:405-line
143:Cornwall
127:Plymouth
59:Branding
3119:Ginx TV
3037:Freesat
2856:Granada
2846:Channel
2841:Central
2836:Carlton
2767:regions
2679:Carlton
2643:Granada
2638:Central
2546:Granada
2531:Central
2514:ITV plc
2503:Current
2430:regions
2381:ITV Day
2346:BritBox
2339:itv.com
2269:Twofour
2229:12 Yard
2208:Current
2103:ITV plc
2096:Current
1935:ITV1 HD
1911:Current
1238:20 July
1162:called
1137:Poldark
1098:man at
1081:Swanage
1046:Freeze!
685:TVTimes
572:Marconi
561:Bristol
557:Cardiff
542:Bristol
520:Studios
512:at the
432:Closure
334:Redruth
273:History
234:English
186: (
113:Redruth
87: (
71:England
67:Country
3114:ITV 50
3055:Idents
3032:Freely
2831:Border
2821:Anglia
2746:CPV-TV
2658:Thames
2610:Former
2551:London
2526:Border
2521:Anglia
2483:ORACLE
2369:Former
2259:Potato
2117:Former
2009:Former
1776:
714:Jethro
3129:Quibi
3025:Other
3015:Ofcom
2935:Other
2901:TV-am
2689:ITSWW
2672:Other
2454:TV-am
2283:Other
2051:Merit
1978:ITVBe
1178:Like
1096:props
1089:Diary
1075:from
821:Diary
817:Diary
783:Help!
753:Diary
622:When
500:wiped
165:Owner
139:Devon
3092:ITV2
2942:ITV
2460:GMTV
2406:u.tv
2334:ITVX
2290:CITV
2071:UTV2
2061:STV2
2016:CITV
1973:ITV4
1968:ITV3
1963:ITV2
1930:ITV1
1919:ITV
1774:ISBN
1240:2023
903:and
891:and
708:and
599:and
536:and
472:and
420:and
340:and
211:and
48:Type
3009:ITC
3003:IBA
2997:ITA
2965:ITN
2916:UTV
2906:TVS
2871:LWT
2826:ATV
2816:ABC
2714:TWW
2709:TVS
2704:TSW
2684:HTV
2648:LWT
2633:ATV
2628:ABC
2566:UTV
2428:and
2420:ITV
2317:ITN
1945:UTV
1940:STV
1896:ITV
1858:TSW
1836:ITV
1153:To
1020:).
951:TSW
845:On
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778:How
775:'s
677:ITA
658:IBA
654:ITA
549:TWW
476:in
466:TSW
393:).
387:TSW
383:IBA
375:ATV
371:ITN
369:),
319:IBA
314:EMI
267:TSW
263:IBA
255:ITV
243:TSW
225:ITV
209:PAL
196:TSW
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